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[#597] Fix link_checker

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Luca Prete
2022-03-28 09:43:00 +02:00
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@@ -486,11 +486,11 @@ resource "tls_self_signed_cert" "self_signed_cert" {
An External Global Load Balancer is made of multiple components, that change depending on the configurations. Sometimes, it may be tricky to understand what they are, and how they relate to each other. Following, we provide a very brief overview to become more familiar with them.
- The global load balancer [forwarding rule](global_forwarding_rule.tf) binds a frontend public Virtual IP (VIP) to an HTTP(S) [target proxy](target_proxy.tf).
- If the target proxy is HTTPS, it requires one or more managed or unmanaged [SSL certificates](ssl_certificates.tf).
- Target proxies leverage [url-maps](url_map.tf): set of L7 rules, which create a mapping between specific hostnames, URIs (and more) to one or more [backends services](backend_services.tf).
- [Backend services](backend_services.tf) can either link to a bucket or one or multiple groups, which can be GCE instance groups or NEGs. It is assumed in this module that buckets and groups are previously created through other modules, and passed in as input variables.
- Backend services support one or more [health checks](health_checks.tf), used to verify that the backend is indeed healthy, so that traffic can be forwarded to it. Health checks currently supported in this module are HTTP, HTTPS, HTTP2, SSL, TCP.
- The global load balancer [forwarding rule](global-forwarding-rule.tf) binds a frontend public Virtual IP (VIP) to an HTTP(S) [target proxy](target-proxy.tf).
- If the target proxy is HTTPS, it requires one or more managed or unmanaged [SSL certificates](ssl-certificates.tf).
Target proxies leverage [url-maps](url-map.tf): set of L7 rules, which create a mapping between specific hostnames, URIs (and more) to one or more [backends services](backend-services.tf).
- [Backend services](backend-services.tf) can either link to a bucket or one or multiple groups, which can be GCE instance groups or NEGs. It is assumed in this module that buckets and groups are previously created through other modules, and passed in as input variables.
- Backend services support one or more [health checks](health-checks.tf), used to verify that the backend is indeed healthy, so that traffic can be forwarded to it. Health checks currently supported in this module are HTTP, HTTPS, HTTP2, SSL, TCP.
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