Editing a Load Balancer Backend Set

Update the configuration of a backend set for a load balancer.

When you edit a backed set, you can choose a new load balancing policy and modify the SSL configuration.

To modify the backend set's health check policy, see Health Checks for Load Balancers for more information.

To add or remove backend servers from the backend set, see Backend Servers for Load Balancers for more information.

Note

Changing the load balancing policy of a backend set temporarily interrupts traffic and can drop active connections.

    1. Open the navigation menu, click Networking, and then click Load balancers. Click Load balancer. The Load balancers page appears.

    2. Select the Compartment from the list. All load balancers in that compartment are listed in tabular form.

    3. Select a State from the list to limit the load balancers displayed to that state.

    4. Click the load balancer whose backend set you want to edit. Its Details page appears.

    5. Click Backend sets under Resources. The Backend sets list appears. All backend sets are listed in tabular form.

    6. Click the backend set you want to edit. Its Details page appears.

    7. Click Edit backend set.

      Alternatively, click the Actions menu (Actions Menu) associated with the backend set you want to edit and click Edit.

      The Edit backend set dialog box appears.

    8. Edit any of the following:

      • Traffic distribution policy

      • Session persistence

      See Creating a Load Balancer Backend Set for more information.

    9. Click Update backend set.

  • Use the oci lb backend-set update command and required parameters to edit a load balancer's backend set:

    oci lb backend-set update --backend-set-name backend_set_name --backends backends --load-balancer-id load-balancer_id --health-checker-protocol health_checker_protocol --policy policy [OPTIONS]

    For a complete list of parameters and values for CLI commands, see the CLI Command Reference.

  • Run the UpdateBackendSet operation to edit a backend set for a load balancer.