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+ | ====== LBaaS ====== | ||
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+ | Su INFN-CC | ||
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+ | Questo estratto ({{ : | ||
+ | Su INFN-CC NON è usata l' | ||
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+ | ===== INFN-CC Dashboard ===== | ||
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+ | È stato anche attivato il pannello per la creazione e configurazione di load balancer via dashboard. Mentre la creazione di un load balancer non è estremamente complicata, la sua eliminazione via Dashboard potrebbe sembrare non implementata. Di seguito una spiegazione con l' | ||
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+ | To delete an LBaaSv2 loadbalancer, | ||
+ | then delete the pool, then delete the listener, then you can delete the loadbalancer. | ||
+ | Currently in Horizon you can do all of those steps. | ||
+ | Here is the trick how to delete a pool or health monitor in Horizon: | ||
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+ | * in "Load Balancers" | ||
+ | * go to " | ||
+ | * click on the link shown next to " | ||
+ | * click on the link shown next to " | ||
+ | * now you can click on the dropdown in the top right and select " | ||
+ | * (need to find your way back to get to the pool, worst case go the top Horizon page) | ||
+ | * back on the pool page, click on the dropdown in the top right and select " | ||
+ | * then delete the listener, then delete the load balancer | ||
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