Cloud Solutions Architects
Designing a global cloud architecture that requires path-based routing for API and video services
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The External HTTP(S) Load Balancing mind map provides a technical architecture overview of Google Cloud's global load balancing solutions, covering 168 nodes of detailed configuration data. This External HTTP(S) Load Balancing template serves as a professional cheat sheet for cloud architects managing Three-tier web services and complex traffic routing. It details how the External HTTP(S) load balancer functions as a reverse proxy, utilizing Google Front Ends (GFEs) to terminate client connections and manage traffic flow. The map specifically addresses critical components such as URL maps for path-based routing, SSL certificates for secure termination, and the integration of Cloud CDN and Google Cloud Armor for edge security and performance optimization.
使用条款何时使用此模板
Network Security Engineers
Troubleshooting SSL termination issues or configuring custom SSL policies for compliance
DevOps Leads
Onboarding new team members to explain the flow of traffic through Google Front Ends and backend buckets
如何使用此模板
步骤 1
Download and open the file
Download the .xmind file and open it in Xmind desktop or the web browser to view the full 168-node architecture.
步骤 2
Navigate the technical branches
Expand the 'Backend services' and 'URL maps' branches to see how specific traffic paths are mapped to your infrastructure.
步骤 3
Customize for your project
Replace the generic protocol and port descriptions with your specific application requirements to create a custom deployment guide.
常见问题
This template includes a complete structural breakdown of load balancing components, including forwarding rules, target proxies, URL maps, backend services, and health check configurations. It also covers advanced networking topics like session affinity, WebSocket proxy support, and firewall rule requirements for Google Front Ends.
The template visualizes the separation of concerns across tiers, showing how external load balancers handle the web tier, regional internal load balancers manage the application tier, and internal TCP/UDP load balancers scale the database tier for a secure, scalable architecture.
Yes, it specifically outlines security features such as SSL policies, Google Cloud Armor integration, and the specific firewall rules needed to allow traffic from the load balancer's return path to your backend instances.
Absolutely. You can customize all 168 nodes in Xmind to reflect your specific project requirements, add your own IP addresses to the forwarding rules, or document your unique URL map path matchers.
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