How do I Add Load Balancer Node?

To add a Load Balancer node:

Start the Administration Service.
Click Load Balancer in the Explore panel. The Add Load Balancer Node page appears in the Display panel.
Enter the following details:

Table 1: Details needed for configuring a Load Balancer

Fields Description

Name Name for the Load Balancer, say, Demo_Load Balancer.

Host The Host machine name (IP) on which the Load Balancer is to be configured, say, 192.168.1.143. This can be any machine in the LAN where the Server Administration service is running.

Lookup Port The Lookup Port on the host machine on which the Load Balancer will start, say 9191.

HTTP Port The HTTP Port on which the Web container is started, say, 8181.

HTTPS Port The HTTPS Port on which the Web container is started, say, 444. This is used for secure communication. Optionally, you can also enable HTTPS for secure communication. Click Save.

A new server instance Demo_Load Balancer running on localhost is added with its naming service listening on Port 9191 and HTTP server on Port 8181. This takes you back to the Administration Service main page where the new server appears in the list of managed servers.

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Fields	Description

Name	Name for the Load Balancer, say, Demo_Load Balancer.
Host	The Host machine name (IP) on which the Load Balancer is to be configured, say, 192.168.1.143. This can be any machine in the LAN where the Server Administration service is running.
Lookup Port	The Lookup Port on the host machine on which the Load Balancer will start, say 9191.
HTTP Port	The HTTP Port on which the Web container is started, say, 8181.
HTTPS Port	The HTTPS Port on which the Web container is started, say, 444. This is used for secure communication. Optionally, you can also enable HTTPS for secure communication. Click Save.


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