Configuring an HTTP Load Balancer with Google Cloud Armor Reviews

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Instructions rather confusing sometimes, lots of non-documented errors occurred throughout the Cloud Shell use.

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Task 3. Configure an instance template and create instance groups Number 4 - Click Networking, disks, security, Management, sole tenancy. Need to add that the Networking, disks, security, Management, sole tenancy is under the "Advanced Options" section Verify Backends Step 9 - does not show the IP address - student-02-374179eadc57@us-central1-mig-gwtr:~$ curl localhost <h1>HTTP Load Balancing Lab</h1><h2>Client IP</h2>Your IP address : ::1<h2>Hostname</h2>Server Hostname: us-central1-mig-gwtr<h2>Server Location</h2>Region and Zone: us-central1-bstudent-02-374179eadc57@us-central1-mig-gwtr:~$ Task 4. Configure the HTTP load balancer When creating the load balancer the steps are out of order You create the frontend first instead of the backend.

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