Notes and Constraints
You can create dedicated and shared load balancers on ELB console. This section describes the quotas and restrictions that apply to ELB resources.
ELB Resource Quotas
Quotas put limits on the number or amount of resources, such as the maximum number of ECSs or EVS disks that you can create.
Table 1 lists the default quotas of ELB resources. You can view your quotas by referring to How Do I View My Quotas?
If the existing resource quota cannot meet your service requirements, you can request an increase by referring to How Do I Apply for a Higher Quota?
Resource |
Description |
Default Quota |
---|---|---|
Load balancers |
Load balancers per account |
50 |
Listeners |
Listeners per account |
100 |
Forwarding policies |
Forwarding policies per account |
500 |
Backend server groups |
Backend server groups per account |
500 |
Certificates |
Certificates per account |
120 |
Backend servers |
Backend servers per account |
500 |
Listeners per load balancer |
Listeners that can be added to a load balancer |
50 |
Forwarding policies per listener |
Maximum number of forwarding policies that can be added to a listener |
100 |
The quotas apply to a single account.
Other Quotas
In addition to quotas described in ELB Resource Quotas, some other resources that you can use are also limited.
You can call APIs to query quotas of the resources described in Table 2 by referring to Querying Quotas.
Resource |
Description |
Default Quota |
---|---|---|
Forwarding rules per forwarding policy |
Forwarding rules that can be added to a forwarding policy |
10 |
Backend servers per backend server group |
Backend servers that can be added to a backend server group |
500 |
IP address group |
||
IP address groups per load balancer |
IP address groups per account |
50 |
Listeners per IP address group |
Listeners that can be associated with an IP address group |
50 |
IP addresses per IP address group |
IP addresses that can be added to an IP address group |
300 |
Load Balancer
- Before creating a load balancer, you must plan its region, type, protocol, and backend servers. For details, see Preparations for Creating a Load Balancer.
- The maximum size of data that a load balancer can forward:
- Layer 4 listeners: any
- Layer 7 listeners:
- 10 GB (file size)
- 32 KB (the total size of the HTTP request line and HTTP request header)
Listener
- The listener of a dedicated load balancer can be associated with a maximum of 50 backend server groups.
- A certificate can be associated with a maximum of 600 listeners.
- SNI certificates
- Shared load balancers
- An HTTPS listener can have up to 30 SNI certificates.
- A certificate can have a maximum of 30 domain names. By default, all SNI certificates can have up to 30 domain names.
- A domain name can contain a maximum of 100 characters, and the total length of all domain names cannot exceed 1,024 characters.
- Dedicated load balancers
- An HTTPS listener can have up to 30 SNI certificates by default, but you can request an increase to 50.
- A certificate can have a maximum of 100 domain names. By default, all SNI certificates can have up to 200 domain names.
- A domain name can contain a maximum of 100 characters, and the total length of all domain names cannot exceed 10,000 characters.
- Shared load balancers
- Once set, the frontend protocol and port of the listener cannot be modified.
Forwarding Policy
- Forwarding policies can be configured only for HTTP and HTTPS listeners.
- Forwarding policies must be unique.
- A maximum of 100 forwarding policies can be configured for a listener. If the number of forwarding policies exceeds the quota, the excess forwarding policies will not be applied.
- Forwarding conditions:
- If the advanced forwarding policy is not enabled, each forwarding rule has only one forwarding condition.
- If the advanced forwarding policy is enabled, each forwarding rule has up to 10 forwarding conditions.
Load Balancer Type |
Advanced Forwarding |
Forwarding Rule |
Action |
Reference |
---|---|---|---|---|
Shared |
Not supported |
Domain name and path |
Forward to another backend server group and Redirect to another listener |
|
Dedicated |
Disabled |
Domain name and path |
Forward to another backend server group and Redirect to another listener |
|
Enabled |
Domain name, path, HTTP request method, HTTP header, query string, cookie, and CIDR block |
Forward to a backend server group, redirect to another listener, redirect to another URL, and return a specific response body. |
Backend Server Group
The backend protocol of the backend server group must match the frontend protocol of the listener as described in Table 4.
Backend Server
- If Transfer Client IP Address is enabled, a server cannot serve as both a backend server and a client.
- An ECS can be added as a backend server for a maximum of 800 times. If it is added to the same backend server group, the port must be unique.
TLS Security Policy
You can create a maximum of 50 TLS security policies.
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