A Server Load Balancer (SLB) topology displays the connections between listeners and backend server groups of an SLB instance. You can view the basic information about the network instances in an SLB topology and analyze these instances to check whether traffic is routed as expected.
Limits
Backend server groups must be bound to listeners. If a backend server group is not bound to a listener, the backend server group is not displayed in an SLB topology.
Only the resource topologies of Classic Load Balancer (CLB) instances are displayed on the SLB Topology page.
Resource topology
Log on to the NIS console.
In the left-side navigation pane, choose
.On the SLB Topology page, select CLB from the SLB Type drop-down list, and select a region and an instance ID for which you want to view the SLB topology. Then, click Generate Topology.
Related operations
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Specify the display format of an SLB topology | In the Configure section, perform the following operations:
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Filter a listener |
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Filter a server group |
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Use the entity toolbar
On the SLB Topology page, you can analyze or view the basic information about an entity by using the entity toolbar.
View the basic information about an entity
On the SLB Topology page, click an entity for which you want to view the basic information and click View Basic Information in the entity toolbar. Then, view the name, status, network type, and type of the instance.
Analyze an entity
On the SLB Topology page, click a CLB instance that you want to analyze and click Instance Diagnostics in the entity toolbar. You are automatically redirected to the Diagnostic Details panel of the CLB instance. You can view the diagnostic details of the CLB instance in the panel.