The feature of storing access logs in COS will be deactivated
The feature of storing access logs in COS will stop accepting new enablement requests after 00:00:00, May 15, 2020 (00:00:00, April 26, 2020 for the Guangzhou region) and will be officially disused after 00:00:00, June 30, 2020. Please use the upgraded feature of storing access logs in CLS.
An IPv6 CLB instance is bound to an IPv6 address of a CVM instance and provides an IPv6 VIP address.
IPv6 CLB is load balancing implemented based on the IPv6 single stack technology. It can collaborate with IPv4 CLB to implement IPv6/IPv4 dual-stack communication.
Anycast CLB supports global dynamic acceleration. Its VIP is published in multiple regions around the world. The client connects to the nearest POP, and the traffic will be forwarded to a CVM instance through the high-speed internet of Tencent Cloud IDC.
An IPv6 NAT64 CLB instance can be created. Its VIP is an IPv6 public IP address, which will forward requests from IPv6 clients to the backend IPv4 CVM instance, so that the real server can access IPv6 in a matter of seconds with no modifications required.
Cloud Access Management (CAM) is used to manage the access permissions for the resources under Tencent Cloud accounts. You can use the identity management and policy management features to control which CLB resources can be accessed by which sub-accounts.
Weighted least-connection scheduling is supported for round robin algorithms
The weighted least-connection scheduling algorithm schedules requests based on the processing capabilities and weights of real servers to make the load more balanced.
Layer-7 HTTP and HTTPS protocols are application layer protocols. Layer-7 listeners support cookie-based session persistence and HTTP return code-based health check.
A Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) is a logically isolated custom network space in Tencent Cloud. CLB instances in VPC can help you deploy and isolate services flexibly.
CLB provides secure and fast traffic distribution services. It can seamlessly allocate the required load balancing capacity to automatically distribute application access traffic among multiple CVM instances in the cloud, which enables you to achieve a higher level of application fault tolerance.
