Application load balancer

Create and update a load balancer configuration or remove a load balancer configuration from your Terraform state.

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Running terraform destroy does not delete your configuration; it only removes it from your state file. Re-import your configuration to get it back.

resource "akamai_cloudlets_application_load_balancer" "my_alb_configuration" {
  origin_id      = "my_alb"
  description    = "Initial configuration for testing"
  balancing_type = "WEIGHTED"
  data_centers {
    cloud_server_host_header_override = false
    cloud_service = true
    country  = "US"
    continent = "NA"
    latitude = 42.3601
    longitude = 71.0589
    percent = 100
    liveness_hosts = ["example"]
    hostname= "my_alb_config.com"
    state_or_province = "MA"
    city = "Boston"
    origin_id = "my_alb"
  }
  liveness_settings {
    port = 80
    protocol = "HTTP"
    path = "/status"
    host_header = "header"
    additional_headers = {
      additional_headers = "12345"
    }
    interval = 10
    request_string = "my_request_string"
    response_string = "my_response_string"
    timeout = 60
  }
}

Arguments

Pass an origin ID, a list of your data centers, and any of the optional arguments to create a load balancer.

Argument	Required	Description
`origin_id`	✔	A user created ID that represents a data center for an application load balancer implementation. Alphanumeric characters and underscores only, and the first and last characters must be alphanumeric. Note:. The application load balancer cloudlet only supports a setting of `APPLICATION_LOAD_BALANCER` in the origin behavior of your property's rules.
`data_centers`	✔	The conditional origins of type of type `CUSTOMER` or `NETSTORAGE` used as data centers in an application load balancer implementation. Contains: `latitude`. The latitude for the data center. Value can be up six decimal places. `longitude`. The longitude for the data center. Value can be up six decimal places. `continent`. The continent code. `country`. The country code for the country in which the data center is located. `origin_id`. A conditional origin ID. `percent`. The percent of traffic that is sent to the data center. The total for all data centers needs to equal 100%. `cloud_service`. Whether the data center is a cloud service. `liveness_hosts`. A list of the origin servers used to poll data centers in an application load balancer configuration. Servers need to support basic HTTP polling. hostname. The name of the host to use as a conditional origin. `state_or_province`. The state, province, or region where the data center is located. `city`. The city in which the data center is located. `cloud_server_host_header_override`. Whether the cloud server host header is overridden.
`liveness_settings`	✔	Health details for a load balanced data center. Contains: `port`. The port for the test object. The default port is `80` for HTTP and `443` for HTTPS. `protocol`. The protocol or scheme for the database, either `HTTP` or `HTTPS`. `path`. The path to the test object used for liveness testing. `host_header`. The host header for a liveness HTTP request. `additional_headers`. The additional case-insensitive HTTP header names included mapped to the liveness testing requests. `interval`. The frequency of liveness tests in seconds. `peer_certificate_verification`. Whether to validate the origin certificate for an HTTPS request. `request_string`. The request used for TCP and TCPS tests. `response_string`. The response used for TCP and TCPS tests. `status_3xx_failure`. Whether the the liveness test fails if a request returns a `3xx` redirect status code. `status_4xx_failure`. Whether the liveness test fails if a request returns a `4xx` client error status code. `status_5xx_failure`. Whether the liveness test fails if a request returns a 5xx server error status code. `timeout`. The number of seconds the system waits before failing the liveness test.
`description`		A human-readable description about your load balancing configuration.
`balancing_type`		The type of load balancing. Value is one of `WEIGHTED` or `PERFORMANCE`.

Attributes

Returned to you are the version number and any warnings that occurred on creation.

Attribute	Description
`version`	The version number of the load balancing configuration.
`warnings`	A list of warnings that occurred during the load balancer configuration activation.