LoadBalancerDescription

Description

DescribeLoadBalancersNormal response described in DescribeLoadBalancers.

Contents

• AutoScaleState

  AutoScale state.

  If AutoScaleState is InService, this indicates that autoscale is enabled.

  If AutoScaleState is OutOfService, this indicates that autoscale is disabled.

  If AutoScaleState is AutoScaling, this indicates that autoscale is running.

  If AutoScaleState is Maintenance, this indicates that autoscale is disabled because maintenance is in progress.

  If AutoScaleState is Error, this indicates that autoscale has failed and is disabled.

  Refer to the AutoScaleErrorDescription information and remove the cause of the error.

  • Type: String
  • Required: No
• AutoScaleErrorDescription

  Investigation information for the time when AutoScaleState was Error.

  • Type: String
  • Required: No
• BackendServerDescriptions

  List of detailed information about the back-end servers.

  • Type: BackendServerDescription list
  • Required: No
• CreatedTime

  The time the load balancer was created.

  • Type: DateTime
  • Required: No
• DNSName

  Name of the DNS server where the load balancer name and IP address relationship is registered.

  • Type: String
  • Required: No
• ErrorDescription

  Investigation information for the time when State was Error.

  If "No more IP addresses available on Subnet '_subnet_id_'", this indicates that a subnet has insufficient IP addresses.

  If "No more Floating IP available on Network '_network_id_'", this indicates that a network has insufficient floating IPs.

  In all other cases, reexecute the operation immediately preceding the error.

  However, if the operation immediately preceding the error was CreateLoadBalancer or AttachLoadBalancerToSubnets, follow the procedure below.

  • CreateLoadBalancerIf the operation was CreateLoadBalancer, reexecute after executing DeleteLoadBalancer.
  • AttachLoadBalancerToSubnetsIf the operation was AttachLoadBalancerToSubnets, reexecute after using DetachLoadBalancerFromSubnets to detach the subnet that was added.
  If the value is not changed even after re-executing the operation, notify the operation administrator of the ErrorDescription information and request an investigation.
  • Type: String
  • Required: No
• Grade

  Grade of the load balancer (performance type).

  Indicates a standard grade load balancer (Standard), medium performance-grade load balancer (Middle), or high performance-grade load balancer (High).

  • Type: String
  • Required: No
• HealthCheck

  Failure monitoring information of the load balancer.

  • Type: HealthCheck
  • Required: No
• Instances

  List of distribution destination instance IDs.

  • Type: InstanceDescription list
  • Required: No
• ListenerDescriptions

  List of the detailed information about listeners.

  • Type: ListenerDescription list
  • Required: No
• LoadBalancerName

  Name of the load balancer.

  • Type: String
  • Required: No
• Policies

  List of policies defined for the load balancer.

  • Type: Policies
  • Required: No
• Scheme

  Type of the load balancer.

  If Scheme is public, the load balancer holds a DNS name that allows resolution of global IPs.

  If Scheme is internal, the load balancer holds a DNS name that allows resolution of private IPs.

  • Type: String
  • Required: No
• SecurityGroups

  Security group.

  • Type: String list
  • Required: No
• Servers

  Server information used for configuring the load balancer.

  • Required: No
• State

  Latest status of the load balancer.

  If State is InService, this indicates that the load balancer is operating normally.

  If State is OutOfService, this indicates that an operation is being executed for the load balancer.

  If State is Error, this indicates that an operation for the load balancer has failed, and is in an error state.

  Check the ErrorDescription information.

  • Type: String
  • Required: No
• Subnets

  List of the subnet IDs of the virtual system.

  • Type: String list
  • Required: No