Quickstart
Learn how to create and configure a Load Balancer.
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Load Balancers distribute workloads across servers, ensuring scalable and continuously available applications, even during heavy traffic.
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Concepts
Core concepts that give you a better understanding of Load Balancers.
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Check our guides to creating and configuring Load Balancers.
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Go beyond the basics with detailed, in-depth guides to configuring your Load Balancer.
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Load Balancer API
Manage Load Balancers using the Scaleway API.
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Load Balancers
The feature to statically attach a Private Network to a Load Balancer (deprecated in September 2023) will be removed from the API in January 2025. To achieve similar functionality, use the
ipam_idsparameter with the Private Network attachment endpoint.
Load Balancers
Following the deprecation of static Private Network attachment, the Load Balancer API will no longer accept static Private Network attachement with an IP address outside of the Private Network subnet.
Please update to DHCP attachment type (recommended) or use an IP address which belongs to the Private Network subnet.
If you already use DHCP attachment mode or static attachement mode with an IP address belonging to the Private Network subnet, you're not affected by this change.
Load Balancers
You can now add a public IPv6 address to both new and existing Load Balancers. This feature is available for all regions, and IPv6 addresses can be attached in addition to existing IPv4 addresses. Find out more in our documentation.
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