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Internal Load Balancing in 5 mins Deliver scalable and resilient internal-only services on GCP Google Cloud Load Balancing HTTP(S) Load SSL proxy Global Balancing Network TCP/UDP Internal TCP/UDP Regional Load Balancing Load Balancing


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Deliver scalable and resilient internal-only services on GCP

Internal Load Balancing in 5 mins

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Google Cloud Load Balancing

Connection Draining Autoscaling Cross-region failover Health Checks Global Load Balancing Request Routing Hash-based LB algorithm Capacity-based LB algorithm Cloud CDN Affinity Logging Monitoring HTTP(S) Load Balancing SSL proxy Network TCP/UDP Load Balancing Internal TCP/UDP Load Balancing

Global Regional

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Client IP preserved Internal (RFC 1918) Load Balancing Health checks (TCP, HTTP, HTTPS) Autoscaling (no prewarming) Session Affinity gcloud CLI REST API Console

Src IP: 10.10.10.1 Dst IP: 10.10.10.200 Src IP: 10.10.10.1 Dst IP: 10.10.10.200 Backend B Client A LB IP: 10.10.10.1

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Internal Load Balancing

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Google Cloud Platform US Central region

10.240.0.1 10.240.0.2

192.168.1.1

10.240.0.3 172.16.1.1 Zone: us-central1-a

Subnet 3 Subnet 1 Subnet 2

192.168.1.5

Zone: us-central1-c Zone: us-central1-b

Internal Load Balancing Example

Client instances

Internal LB IP 10.240.0.200

Network: shopnet

Backends running shopping cart application Logical representation of the ILB, there is no LB instance between client and backend instances

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Backend instance

...... Internal LB

Virtual Network Client instance

......

VIP VIP VIP Backend instance Backend instance Client instance IP1 IP2 Backend

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Load Balancer instance(s)

Client instance

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IP4 IP3 IP5 Backend Backend Client instance IP1 IP2 VIP IP3 IP4 IP5

Andromeda

Under the hood: Software-defined load balancing

Software-defined Internal Load Balancing on GCP Typical Instance-based Internal Load Balancing

Load Balancers can become choke points There is no load balancer in the path between your client and backend instances

Internal Load Balancing is delivered using Andromeda, GCP’s software-defined network virtualization stack

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Infrastructure & Operations

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Configuring Internal Load Balancing (console)

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Forwarding Rule Regional Backend Service

Region X

Client Instance Instance 1 Instance 2

Instance Group 1

Instance 3 Instance 4

Instance Group 2

Instance 5 Instance 6

Instance Group 3

Backend 2 Backend 3 Backend 1 Backend Configuration Internal LB IP, port configuration

Subnet A Subnet B

Internal Load Balancing Configuration

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  • 1. Click “create load balancer” to get started

Click Create

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  • 2. Select the type of Internal Load Balancer- either TCP or UDP

Click here for TCP ILB

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  • 3. Specify you want to load balance traffic between your instances (internal)

Specify you want internal load balancing

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  • 4. Configure backends in your region of choice

Configure backends Remember to open up firewall for ILB health checks

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  • 5. Configure your RFC 1918 Internal LB IP (specify or let ILB auto-allocate)

Configure Internal Load Balancing IP and port (or list of ports)

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  • 6. Click “create” and your ILB is ready to distribute traffic!

Click Create. Done!

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Infrastructure & Operations

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Internal Load Balancing Use Cases

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ILB Use Case 1: Scaling and HA for internal (micro)services

SHOPPPING CART SHOPPING CART SHOPPPING CART

CATALOG CATALOG

RECOMMEND RECOMMEND

Google Cloud Platform Application composed of ILB-scaled services

Internal Load Balancer Internal Load Balancer Internal Load Balancer

Load balance across multiple instances of your internal service

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User in San Francisco

Web Tier Internal Tier Web Tier Internal Tier us-central-1a us-central-1b

User in Iowa

100.1.1.1, Port: 80 Internal Load Balancing IP: 10.10.10.10, Port: 80

Web Tier Internal Tier

Internal Load Balancing IP: 10.20.1.1, Port: 80

asia-east-1a

User in Singapore

Database Tier Database Tier Database Tier

External Load Balancing Global: HTTP(S) LB, SSL Proxy Regional: Network TCP/UDP LB

Internal Load Balancing

ILB Use Case 2: Multi-tier apps

Internal Tier with Internal Load Balancing Web Tier with external load balancing

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ILB Use Case 3: Scale-out and HA for virtual appliances

Virtual Appliance Instance 2 Virtual Appliance Instance 3 Virtual Appliance Instance 1

10.0.0.2 10.0.0.3 10.0.0.4

Internal Load Balancer Google Cloud Platform

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