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Learn how to create and configure a Load Balancer.
View QuickstartLoad Balancers distribute workloads across servers, ensuring scalable and continuously available applications, even during heavy traffic.
Load Balancer QuickstartLearn how to create and configure a Load Balancer.
View QuickstartCore concepts that give you a better understanding of Load Balancers.
View ConceptsCheck our guides to creating and configuring Load Balancers.
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Read moreManage Load Balancers using the Scaleway API.
Go to Load Balancer APIYou 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.
Load Balancer now generates logs when the state of backend servers changes, or when your frontend TLS certificates expire. These logs are sent to your Scaleway Cockpit and you can browse them via the dedicated LB Logs Overview dashboard. They provide information not only on the changes in state of backend servers, but also the reasons for these changes. With these logs, you will be equipped to properly troubleshoot backend server issues.
Read more about Load Balancer logs in our documentation.
We are happy to announce that the Scaleway Load Balancer service is now available in the new WAW3 (Warsaw 3) Availability Zone, providing you with more location options when building your service.
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