Hello,
I am creating a Cloud Load Balancer, it’s regional external, with a static IP and serving HTTP (I cannot activate HTTPS at the moment, will do later).
I would like to serve a Google Cloud Storage Bucket from the load balancer.
From the documentation , I should have a backend bucket option in Backend Configuration > Create a backend service.
I cannot find this backend bucket option, the only things I have are:
Instance group
Zonal Network Endpoint Group (NEG)
Internet NEG
Private service NEG
Serverless NEG
Hybrid NEG
Am I missing something?
Typing this, I realize I should try a “Classic Application Load Balancer” to see if I have this option. I keep you updated.
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So, yes, apparently “Classic Application Load Balancer” has this option, Regional External Load Balancer does not.
moe54
August 25, 2023, 2:13pm
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Thank you for contacting us. Backend buckets are not supported for regional external application load balancer. You can find the list of allowed backends at [1] under references.
If you have any questions or concerns, please let us know.
References:
[1] https://cloud.google.com/load-balancing/docs/https#backend-service
Why? Might I ask? I have buckets and backend services in one region only.
Also can you please give me a link to create a Global External Managed LOad Balancer that serves both these cases together. ( good in terraform )