Configure load balancing rules

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. … We don't need any session persistence, …