Load Balancers Table view Azure CLI
Hi, I`m trying to pull the below table in Azure CLI or Powershell and I cant, this is the portal table information which it cant be exported to csv .... I`m working to get a script in place to route all the diagnostic settings from the PUBLIC Load balance to an event HUB, but in order to do this I have to identify which one is Public and which one is Private and I cant find what command to use to get this information. Can someone help me pls to get the below table or to get load balance: Name, Id, Load balance Type ?1KViews0likes1CommentTraffic Manager vs Load Balancer for RDP sessions
Hello Azure Team, My challenge: - i want to provide access to Virtual Desktops (VDI) deployed in Azure - i have 3 regions: us, emea, apac - in each region i have 3 shifts (10h each, with 2h overlap), so each region provides 24/7 support - i need to reinitialize each VDI every 24h (redeploy new Windows Terminal Server to make sure no customer data is there for more then 24h) What would be the right design ? I was thinking to use Traffic Manager (DNS loadbalancing) nested profiles: - global profile - nested emea profile - nested us profile - nested apac profile Then another layer of nested profile inside each region (3 shifts per region). But the challenge is in overlaps. I need to make sure my shift2 from emea starting 2 hours before shift1 in emea is finished can work correctly. If i will switchover on the beginning of overlap my shift1 will get a new DNS A responses and their RDP session could be redirected to a new VDI (they would lost all data). I was thinking to increase DNS TTL timer to 2 hours - but that looks like a can of worms (i would not have failover if specific VDI is going down). Another option is not to do DNS loadbalancing but application Load Balancing (using LoadBalancer). But i do face similar challenges - how to plan overlapping shifts (each region is having all 3 shifts). I would like to use Load Balancing with sticky option - this way existing RDP sessions would be redirected to the same VDI, at the beginning of the overlap i would change the weight of the VDI for all new sessions to be redirected to a new VDI, while old sessions would stick with old VDI. Would that work ? Any recommendations ? Thanks, Michal2.1KViews0likes2CommentsLoad Balancer backend pool with VMs with different weight
Hello Team, I would like to use a backend pool with Load balancer - that backend pool should have two VMs, but with different weight (for example 1:10). Can not find that option anywhere (it looks like its existing only for DNS Balancers/Traffic Managers). Could you please confirm ? Thanks, Michal5.3KViews0likes2Comments