LogicalLoadBalancerDetails

Extends LogicalLoadBalancerInfo

List<LogicalLoadBalancerGroup A list of load balancer groups.

Details> groups

LogicalLoadBalancerGroupDetails

Extends LogicalLoadBalancerGroupInfo

List<LogicalLoadBalancerGroup

A list of members in a load balancer group.

Member> members

 

LogicalLoadBalancerGroupInfo

String name

The name of the group.

LogicalLoadBalancerProtocol

The type of protocol the application service will use.

protocol

 

String virtualIpAddress

The virtual IP address to be used by the load balancer to receive requests.

Integer loadBalancerPort

The port the load balancer will be listening on.

String hostname

The host name of the application service being load balanced.

String path

The URI path

byte[] sslCertificate

The SSL certificate for secure connections to load balancer.

Integer

The number of seconds between incoming requests that the load balancer will persist

stickySessionTimeoutInSeconds

a session.

String stickySessionCookieName

The name or ID of a http(s) cookie to store session information.

String

A mask for filtering source address based session persistence.

stickySessionSourceAddressMask

 

LogicalLoadBalancerGroupMember

String address

The IP address or host name of the member to be added to the load balancer group.

Integer port

The port on which the member is listening.

LogicalLoadBalancerInfo

 

String id

The ID of the logical load balancer.

Boolean isHASupported

Indicates if the load balancer supports a high availability feature.

Boolean isSSLSupported

Indicates if the load balancer supports Secure-Socket-Layer protocol.

Boolean

Indicates if the load balancer supports cookie based session persistence.

isCookieBasedStickySession

 

Supported

 

Boolean

Indicates if the load balancer supports source address based session persistence.

isSourceAddressBasedStickySession

 

Supported

 

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