Cloud Load Balancing — Application and Network Load Balancers
How Google Cloud's load balancers really work: the forwarding rule, proxy, URL map and backend service chain, global vs regional vs cross-region internal, proxy vs passthrough, classic vs current and the canary migration, health check ranges, waterfall-by-region capacity, and the drills interviewers probe.
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More Cloud topics
- Cloud CDN — caching on the global load balancer, and Media CDN
- Cloud Deploy: delivery pipelines, canary rollouts, verification and rollback
- Cloud DNS — public, private and hybrid zones
- Cloud IAM — Roles, Policies and Service Accounts
- Cloud Interconnect
- Cloud KMS — Keys, Rotation and CMEK
- Cloud Logging: the Log Router, log buckets, sinks and Observability Analytics
- Cloud Monitoring: metrics, alerting policies, uptime checks and SLOs
- Cloud NAT
- Cloud Run — Serverless Containers
- Cloud Run functions (formerly Cloud Functions)
- Cloud Security Posture — CSPM & CNAPP
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