ALB tutorials

The topic provides Application Load Balancer (ALB) tutorials to help you meet various business requirements. You can view a tutorial by clicking the corresponding hyperlink in the following table.

Sub-service	Category	Tutorial
ALB	Basic forwarding features	Configure HTTPS to encrypt communication Configure an ALB instance to serve multiple domain names over HTTPS Configure mutual authentication for an HTTPS listener Enable load balancing for gRPC services
	Advanced forwarding features	Redirect HTTP requests to an HTTPS listener Use the traffic mirroring feature to mirror production traffic to a staging environment Use ALB to implement canary release Enable ALB to preserve client IP addresses Use QUIC to accelerate the delivery of video and audio content
	Security protection	Activate and manage WAF-enabled ALB instances Associate an EIP protected by Anti-DDoS Pro/Premium with an ALB instance Customize TLS policies to improve website security
	Use ALB with other services	Associate Anycast EIPs with an ALB instance to enable access through the nearest access point Use Auto Scaling to automatically add backend servers to ALB Specify an ECS instance in a VPC as a backend server of ALB in a different region Specify an on-premises server as a backend server of ALB Specify a function from Function Compute as a backend server of ALB
	Cloud-native applications	Use an ALB Ingress to expose Services in an ACK cluster Migrate workloads from a self-managed NGINX Ingress to an ALB Ingress Use ALB Ingresses on self-managed Kubernetes clusters Authorize a self-managed cluster to use the ALB Ingress controller
	Migration from CLB to ALB	Migrate services from a Layer 7 listener of CLB to ALB
	Other scenarios	Stress testing methods for ALB