EdgeLoadBalancerServicePort
A Virtual Service port configuration.
Properties
The starting port number in the port range of the Virtual Service. If a single port is desired, only this field needs to be specified. An example is that HTTP uses port 80.
The ending port number in the port range of the Virtual Service. This is not required if a single port is desired.
A flag indicating whether SSL termination is enabled at the port or not. This can only be enabled if HTTPS and L4_TLS Application Profile types are used. At least one service port must have ssl enabled when using HTTPS or L4_TLS Application Profile types. For HTTPS, if SSL is disabled for a specific port, traffic from that port will be redirected to the first SSL port specified. This allows for automatic HTTP to HTTPS redirects.
Specifies the TCP/UDP profile for the service ports such as TCP_PROXY or TCP_FAST_PATH. If unset, a profile using the system-defined type of TCP_PROXY is used. This is valid for all Application Profiles. For L4 application profile type, user can set the profile to a different type such as TCP_FAST_PATH. For any other application profile type, the TCP/UDP profile type must be TCP_PROXY.
JSON Example
{
"portStart": 0
}
Vendor Extensions
x-vcloud-property-annotations:
portEnd:
x-vcloud-constraints:
- constraint: NonSearchable
- constraint: NonSortable
portStart:
x-vcloud-constraints:
- constraint: NonSearchable
- constraint: NonSortable
sslEnabled:
x-vcloud-constraints:
- constraint: NonSearchable
- constraint: NonSortable
tcpUdpProfile:
x-vcloud-constraints:
- constraint: NonSearchable
- constraint: NonSortable
Availability
Property Of
InlineEdgeLoadBalancerVirtualServiceCommonProperties1
