August 2018
Beginner
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The next step to building a functional load balancer is to create and associate pool members with the pool. Pool members are objects that represent a backend application listening on a particular IP and port.
In this environment, there are two instances eligible for use in the pool:

With the neutron client, create pool members with the following attributes:
|
Name |
Address |
Port |
Pool |
|
web1 |
192.168.200.9 |
80 |
POOL_WEB |
|
web2 |
192.168.200.7 |
80 |
POOL_WEB |
The following screenshot demonstrates the process of creating the first pool member:
Repeat the process shown in the preceding screenshot to create ...
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