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Configuring a load balancer
A load balancer distributes network traffic and enables optimal resource utilization across servers
in a virtual or physical server group.
Before beginning the configuration described in the following sections, the system administrator
installs and configures a load balancer. A hardware load balancer is installed in an enclosure,
and a software load balancer is installed on a physical server or virtual machine. The registration
information about the load balancer is stored on the CMS, in the infrastructure orchestration
inventory.
To use a load balancer with Matrix infrastructure orchestration, Operations Orchestration workflows
are required. By default, Operations Orchestration workflows for the HAProxy and F5 BIG-IP Local
Traffic Manager load balancers are included for use with infrastructure orchestration. The F5 BIG-IP
Local Traffic Manager load balancer supports high availability and multi-tenancy.
Configuring a load balancer 59
- User Guide 1
- Contents 3
- 4 Contents 4
- Contents 5 5
- 6 Contents 6
- Contents 7 7
- 8 Contents 8
- Contents 9 9
- 10 Contents 10
- 1 Introduction 11
- 12 Introduction 12
- 14 Introduction 14
- Operations Orchestration 15
- API and CLI support 16
- Hiding unused FlexNICs 22
- Configuring a federation 25
- Paste from the menu 38
- Configuring Ignite-UX 41
- Default memory setting 44
- Using static IPv6 addresses 45
- To register SCVMM 49
- RDM/pass-through disks 53
- Configuring a firewall 58
- Configuring a load balancer 59
- Registering a load balancer 60
- IPv6 and load balancer 61
- Descriptionioexec command 64
- Verifying VC domain groups 67
- ◦ Hyper-V: virtual switches 68
- Trunk and VLAN networks 71
- Configuring DIO networking 79
- Configuring pools 81
- Creating a pool 84
- <ooServers> 89
- Overview 94
- Designer interface overview 96
- Accessing the console 97
- Console interface overview 97
- Enabling telnet for Firefox 100
- Create service operation 106
- Delete service operation 107
- Add server to group operation 109
- To remove a server 110
- To add a data disk 111
- To activate servers 112
- To deactivate servers 112
- Power on servers 113
- Power off servers 113
- Power cycle servers 113
- Change lease operation 114
- To edit a virtual server 115
- Managing server snapshots 117
- ◦ Continues the operation 122
- HP-UX vPars support 139
- Enabling custom host names 141
- Creating a service request 143
- Managing new logical servers 150
- Automated allocation 151
- Dynamic SAN volume automation 165
- Manual storage provisioning 166
- Creating storage tags 169
- Physical storage provisioning 175
- Virtual storage provisioning 177
- Overview of organizations 180
- ◦ Service provider architect 181
- ◦ Service provider user 181
- Access to resources 181
- Information security 182
- Creating an organization 183
- Deleting an organization 184
- 7 Troubleshooting 188
- IOAssist execution timeout 190
- Service creation 192
- Completed – Inoperable” 194
- Virtual service creation 200
- Storage tab 208
- Service deletion 212
- Virtual service deletion 213
- Adding servers to services 214
- Console operations 215
- Designer operations 223
- Miscellaneous issues 226
- CMS crash recovery 228
- Log files 230
- 7.3 or 7.3.1 230
- Corrective procedures 232
- Corrective procedures 235 235
- 236 Troubleshooting 236
- Corrective procedures 237 237
- 238 Troubleshooting 238
- Correcting a checksum error 239
- 240 Troubleshooting 240
- Corrective procedures 241 241
- 242 Troubleshooting 242
- Corrective procedures 243 243
- 8 Support and other resources 244
- HP authorized resellers 245
- Subscription service 245
- Related information 245
- Typographic conventions 246
- Glossary 247
- 248 Glossary 248
- 250 Glossary 250
- C Documentation feedback 258
- 260 Index 260
- 262 Index 262
- 264 Index 264
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