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Configure load balancing rules

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Configure load balancing rules

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Now that we have all of the different elements needed, for our load balancer to work, let's create, a load balancing rule to connect our front end to our backend. Let's click on the load balancer, and then load balancing rules. We see that we don't have any load balancing rules yet, So let's click on "Add" to create one. We are going to call it HTTP rule, because we are going to be transporting HTTP requests, from the front end to the back end. We will use IPV4 and we will select, the load balancer front end for this. For the Protocol we will select TCP, and the Port will be 80. Both for the front end, and the back end. And that is, we will be listening on Port 80 in our public IP and our virtual machines will be waiting on Port 80, to receive those requests. We will select the back end pool, our load balancer back end, for our scale set, and the health probe to test if our scale set is working correctly on Port 80.…

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