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vm instance group backends global tcp proxy with vm instance group backends set up global load balancer classic terraform examples global ssl proxy with vm instance group backends global tcp proxy with vm instance group backends set up regional load balancer vm instance group backends zonal neg backends hybrid connectivity hybrid negs external backend internet neg internal load balancer architecture overview set up cross region load balancer managed vm instance group backends on premises or other cloud backends zonal and hybrid neg set up regional load balancer managed vm instance group backends zonal neg backends hybrid connectivity hybrid negs external backend internet neg add capabilities load balancing and connected networks view logs and metrics convert load balancer to ipv6 passthrough network load balancer tcp udp overview external load balancer regional load balancer backend service based architecture traffic distribution concepts target pool based architecture set up a load balancer vm instance group backends tcp udp only vm instance group backends multiple protocols zonal neg backends target pool based load balancer add capabilities configure failover configure weighted load balancing migrate from target pools to backend services service directory registration explore tutorials use udp with network load balancers monitor and troubleshoot view logs and metrics troubleshooting internal load balancer architecture overview traffic distribution concepts set up load balancer terraform examples vm instance group backends vm instance group backend for multiple protocols zonal neg backends add capabilities configure failover zonal affinity load balancers as next hops overview set up load balancing for third party appliances forwarding rules that use a common ip address service directory registration load balancing and connected networks explore tutorials set up load balancer as next hop with tags deploy a hub and spoke network set up a load balancer with internal ipv6 only backends monitor and troubleshoot view logs and metrics troubleshooting protocol forwarding overview set up protocol forwarding switch between a target instance and a backend service secure ssl certificates overview use self managed ssl certificates use google managed ssl certificates encryption to the backends troubleshooting ssl policies overview use ssl policies mutual tls frontend mtls overview set up frontend mtls with user provided certificates set up frontend mtls with a private ca backend mtls overview set up backend authenticated tls set up backend mtls backend mtls with managed workload identity overview set up backend mtls using managed workload identity post quantum tls authorization policies overview set up authorization policies customize load balancer advanced load balancing optimizations backend buckets backend services connection draining firewall rules forwarding rules health checks overview use health checks internal dns names ipv6 network endpoint groups overview hybrid connectivity negs internet negs serverless negs zonal negs overview set up zonal negs proxy only subnets tags target pools target proxies url maps overview use url maps url map size and quota units operate and maintain audit logging information health check logging information clean up a load balancer setup ai and ml application development application hosting compute data analytics and pipelines databases distributed hybrid and multicloud industry solutions migration networking observability and monitoring security storage access and resources management costs and usage management infrastructure as code sdk languages frameworks and tools home documentation networking load balancing guides send feedback set up http to https redirect for regional internal application load balancers stay organized with collections save and categorize content based on your preferences this topic shows you how to use url map redirects to redirect all internal application load balancer requests from http to https the example on this page uses the well known ports 80 for http and 443 for https however you re not required to use these specific port numbers each forwarding rule for an application load balancer can reference a single port from 1 65535 to configure http to https redirects you must create two load balancers one for https traffic and another for http traffic each load balancer has its own forwarding rule target proxy and url map but they share the same ip address for the http load balancer you don t need to configure a backend because the frontend redirects traffic to the https load balancer s backend at a high level to redirect http traffic to https you must do the following create a regular internal https load balancer with a reserved shared internal ip address test the load balancer to make sure that it s working redirect traffic to the https load balancer to do this you must create a partial internal http load balancer that only has a frontend the frontend receives requests and then redirects them to the https load balancer by using the following resources a forwarding rule with the same reserved internal ip address as the https load balancer you created in step 1 a target http proxy a url map that redirects traffic to the https load balancer as shown in the following diagram the https load balancer is a regular load balancer with the expected internal application load balancer components the http load balancer has the same ip address as the https load balancer and a redirect instruction in the url map internal http to https redirect configuration click to enlarge create the internal https load balancer to set up a regional internal application load balancer use the instructions at setting up an internal application load balancer if you already have a functioning regional internal application load balancer make sure that it has a reserved shared ip address for the forwarding rule and then move on to the next section redirect traffic to your https load balancer for cross region internal application load balancers use the instructions in set up a cross region internal application load balancer with vm instance group backends to create two load balancers and then follow the instructions in redirect traffic to your https load balancer redirect traffic to your https load balancer create a partial http load balancer that has the same ip address as the https load balancer created in the previous step the partial load balancer redirects traffic from port 80 to port 443 console select the load balancer type in the google cloud console go to the load balancing page go to load balancing click create load balancer for type of load balancer select application load balancer http https and click next for public facing or internal select internal and click next for cross region or single region deployment select best for regional workloads and click next click configure basic configuration for the name of the load balancer enter l7 ilb http redirect for region select us west1 for network select lb network configure the backend service click backend configuration in the select backend services menu select the existing backend service l7 ilb backend service click ok configure the url map click routing rules for mode select advanced host and path rule click add host and path rule set hosts to for path matcher matches actions and services enter the following code name matcher1 defaulturlredirect httpsredirect true hostredirect ip_address 443 redirectresponsecode permanent_redirect ensure that the l7 ilb backend service is the only backend service for any unmatched host and any unmatched path for information about traffic management see set up traffic management for internal application load balancers configure the frontend for http click frontend configuration set the name of the forwarding rule to l7 ilb forwarding rule set protocol to http set the subnetwork to backend subnet set the port to 80 in the ip address menu select the shared ip address that was reserved for the https load balancer forwarding rule click done review the configuration click review and finalize review your load balancer configuration settings optional click equivalent code to view the rest api request that will be used to create the load balancer click create gcloud create a new url map by creating a yaml file with the traffic redirect configuration replace ip_address with the shared ip address that was reserved for the https load balancer forwarding rule defaultservice regions us west1 backendservices l7 ilb backend service kind compute urlmap name l7 ilb redirect url map hostrules hosts pathmatcher matcher1 pathmatchers name matcher1 defaulturlredirect hostredirect ip_address 443 redirectresponsecode permanent_redirect httpsredirect true import the yaml file to the new url map gcloud compute url maps import l7 ilb redirect url map source tmp url_map yaml region us west1 create the http load balancer s target proxy gcloud compute target http proxies create l7 ilb http proxy url map l7 ilb redirect url map region us west1 create a new forwarding rule and the shared ip address gcloud compute forwarding rules create l7 ilb forwarding rule load balancing scheme internal_managed network lb network subnet backend subnet address ip_address ports 80 region us west1 target http proxy l7 ilb http proxy target http proxy region us west1 test the traffic redirect connect to your client vm gcloud compute ssh l7 ilb client us west1 a zone us west1 a send an http request to ip_address on port 80 and expect a traffic redirect curl l k ip_address view the sample output page served from l7 ilb backend w11t add vvv to see more details curl l k ip_address vvv rebuilt url to ip_address trying ip_address tcp_nodelay set connected to ip_address ip_address port 80 0 get http 1 1 host ip_address user agent curl 7 52 1 accept http 1 1 308 permanent redirect location https ip_address 443 date fri 07 aug 2020 05 07 18 gmt via 1 1 google content length 0 curl_http_done called premature 0 connection 0 to host ip_address left intact issue another request to this url https ip_address 443 trying ip_address tcp_nodelay set connected to ip_address ip_address port 443 1 alpn offering h2 alpn offering http 1 1 cipher selection all export export40 export56 anull low rc4 strength successfully set certificate verify locations cafile etc ssl certs ca certificates crt capath etc ssl certs ssl connection using tlsv1 2 ecdhe rsa aes128 gcm sha256 alpn server accepted to use h2 server certificate subject o google testing cn test_cert_1 start date jan 1 00 00 00 2015 gmt expire date jan 1 00 00 00 2025 gmt issuer o google testing cn intermediate ca ssl certificate verify result unable to get local issuer certificate 20 continuing anyway using http2 server supports multi use connection state changed http 2 confirmed copying http 2 data in stream buffer to connection buffer after upgrade len 0 using stream id 1 easy handle 0x561a6b0e3ea0 get http 1 1 host ip_address user agent curl 7 52 1 accept connection state changed max_concurrent_streams updated http 2 200 date fri 07 aug 2020 05 07 18 gmt server apache 2 4 25 debian last modified thu 06 aug 2020 13 30 21 gmt etag 2c 5ac357d7a47ec accept ranges bytes content length 44 content type text html via 1 1 google page served from l7 ilb backend https w11t curl_http_done called premature 0 connection 1 to host ip_address left intact what s next to learn how internal application load balancers work see internal application load balancer overview to manage the proxy only subnet resource required by internal application load balancers see proxy only subnet for internal application load balancers clean up the load balancer setup send feedback except as otherwise noted the content of this page is licensed under the creative commons attribution 4 0 license and code samples are licensed under the apache 2 0 license for details see the google 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