ORACLE CLOUD
Network Load Balancer actions
33 actions you can wire into a flow, alongside everything else in the Oracle Cloud integration.
Every Network Load Balancer action
- OCI Network Load Balancer: Create BackendAdd a backend to a backend set of an Oracle Cloud network load balancer: either an IP address or a compute instance OCID, plus a port. Asynchronous, returns a work-request id.
- OCI Network Load Balancer: Create Backend SetAdd a backend set: a server pool with a tuple-hash policy (TWO_TUPLE/THREE_TUPLE/FIVE_TUPLE) and a health check, to an Oracle Cloud network load balancer. Asynchronous.
- OCI Network Load Balancer: Create ListenerAdd a listener: a protocol and port the Oracle Cloud network load balancer accepts traffic on (TCP, UDP, TCP_AND_UDP, L3IP or ANY), forwarding to a default backend set. Asynchronous.
- OCI Network Load Balancer: Create Network Load BalancerProvision an Oracle Cloud Layer 3/4 network load balancer in a subnet. Returns the new NLB's OCID immediately plus a work-request id to poll with Get Work Request.
- OCI Network Load Balancer: Delete BackendRemove a backend server from a backend set of an Oracle Cloud network load balancer, by backend name. Deletion is asynchronous: returns a work-request id to poll with Get Work Request.
- OCI Network Load Balancer: Delete Backend SetDelete a backend set of an Oracle Cloud network load balancer by name. Deletion is asynchronous: returns a work-request id to poll with Get Work Request.
- OCI Network Load Balancer: Delete ListenerRemove a listener (identified by name) from an Oracle Cloud network load balancer. Deletion is asynchronous: returns a work-request id to poll with Get Work Request.
- OCI Network Load Balancer: Delete Network Load BalancerPermanently delete an Oracle Cloud network load balancer by OCID. Deletion is asynchronous: returns a work-request id to poll with Get Work Request.
- OCI Network Load Balancer: Get BackendFetch one backend server of an Oracle Cloud network load balancer's backend set by name: its target, port, weight and drain/backup/offline state.
- OCI Network Load Balancer: Get Backend HealthRead the health status of one backend server in a network load balancer backend set: its overall status and recent health-check results.
- OCI Network Load Balancer: Get Backend Operational StatusRead one backend server's operational status (whether it is in or out of rotation) within a backend set of an Oracle Cloud network load balancer.
- OCI Network Load Balancer: Get Backend SetFetch one backend set of an Oracle Cloud network load balancer by name: its policy, health checker and backend servers.
- OCI Network Load Balancer: Get Backend Set HealthRead the health of an Oracle Cloud network load balancer backend set: overall status and the warning, critical and unknown backend server lists.
- OCI Network Load Balancer: Get Health CheckerRead the health-checker policy of one backend set of an Oracle Cloud network load balancer: its protocol, port, URL path, return code and timing.
- OCI Network Load Balancer: Get ListenerFetch one listener of an Oracle Cloud network load balancer by name: its protocol, port and default backend set.
- OCI Network Load Balancer: Get Network Load BalancerFetch a single Oracle Cloud network load balancer by OCID: its subnet, IP addresses, and the names of its listeners and backend sets.
- OCI Network Load Balancer: Get Network Load Balancer HealthRead an Oracle Cloud network load balancer's overall health: its aggregate status plus the names of any backend sets currently in a warning, critical, or unknown state.
- OCI Network Load Balancer: Get Work RequestRead the status of an Oracle Cloud network-load-balancer work request by OCID. Every asynchronous action returns a work-request id: poll it here until it is SUCCEEDED or FAILED.
- OCI Network Load Balancer: List Backend SetsList the backend sets of an Oracle Cloud network load balancer: each with its policy, health checker and backend servers.
- OCI Network Load Balancer: List BackendsList the backend servers of one backend set of an Oracle Cloud network load balancer. Walks pagination up to a safe cap.
- OCI Network Load Balancer: List ListenersList the listeners of an Oracle Cloud network load balancer: each with its protocol, port and default backend set.
- OCI Network Load Balancer: List Network Load Balancer HealthsList the overall health status (OK/WARNING/CRITICAL/UNKNOWN) for every Oracle Cloud network load balancer in a compartment. Walks pagination up to a safe cap.
- OCI Network Load Balancer: List Network Load BalancersList the Oracle Cloud network load balancers in a compartment. Walks pagination up to a safe cap.
- OCI Network Load Balancer: List PoliciesList the backend-set load-balancing policies a network load balancer supports (TWO_TUPLE, THREE_TUPLE, FIVE_TUPLE): the valid policy values for Create Backend Set.
- OCI Network Load Balancer: List ProtocolsList the listener protocols a network load balancer supports (ANY, TCP, UDP, TCP_AND_UDP, L3IP): the valid protocol values for Create Listener.
- OCI Network Load Balancer: List Work RequestsList the Oracle Cloud network-load-balancer work requests in a compartment. Walks pagination up to a safe cap.
- OCI Network Load Balancer: Move to CompartmentMove an Oracle Cloud network load balancer to another compartment. Asynchronous: returns a work-request id to poll with Get Work Request.
- OCI Network Load Balancer: Update BackendUpdate a backend server's traffic settings (weight, backup, drain, offline) in a backend set of an Oracle Cloud network load balancer. Settings you leave blank keep their current value. Asynchronous: returns a work-request id.
- OCI Network Load Balancer: Update Backend SetUpdate a backend set on an Oracle Cloud network load balancer: its tuple-hash policy, health checker and preserve-source setting. The current backends and any unspecified fields are read first and carried forward untouched (full-replace-safe). Blank fields keep their current value. Asynchronous.
- OCI Network Load Balancer: Update Health CheckerUpdate the health-check policy of a backend set on an Oracle Cloud network load balancer. A full-replace read-modify-write: the current policy is read first and any field you leave blank keeps its current value. Asynchronous.
- OCI Network Load Balancer: Update ListenerUpdate a listener (its default backend set, port or protocol) on an Oracle Cloud network load balancer. A full-replace update: the current listener is read first and any field left blank keeps its current value. Asynchronous.
- OCI Network Load Balancer: Update Network Load BalancerUpdate an Oracle Cloud network load balancer's mutable top-level fields: its display name and the source/destination preservation and symmetric-hash flags. Only the fields you supply are changed. Asynchronous, returns a work-request id to poll with Get Work Request.
- OCI Network Load Balancer: Update NSGsReplace the set of network security groups attached to an Oracle Cloud network load balancer. REPLACE semantics: the OCIDs you supply overwrite the current list; leaving the field empty removes all network security groups. Asynchronous, returns a work-request id to poll with Get Work Request.
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Put Network Load Balancer in a flow
These actions sit on the same canvas as every other integration, so a Network Load Balancer step can follow a form, a schedule or a message without any glue code.
