VirtualMachineScaleSet.DefinitionStages.WithPrimaryInternalLoadBalancer Interface

Package:

com.microsoft.azure.management.compute

public interface WithPrimaryInternalLoadBalancer

The stage of a virtual machine scale set definition allowing to specify an internal load balancer for the primary network interface of the virtual machines in the scale set.

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
VirtualMachineScaleSet.DefinitionStages.WithInternalLoadBalancerBackendOrNatPool	withExistingPrimaryInternalLoadBalancer(LoadBalancer loadBalancer) Specifies the internal load balancer whose backends and/or NAT pools can be assigned to the primary network interface of the virtual machines in the scale set. By default all the backends and inbound NAT pools of the load balancer will be associated with the primary network interface of the virtual machines in the scale set, unless subset of them is selected in the next stages.
VirtualMachineScaleSet.DefinitionStages.WithOS	withoutPrimaryInternalLoadBalancer() Specifies that no internal load balancer should be associated with the primary network interfaces of the virtual machines in the scale set.

Method Details

withExistingPrimaryInternalLoadBalancer

public WithInternalLoadBalancerBackendOrNatPool withExistingPrimaryInternalLoadBalancer(LoadBalancer loadBalancer)

Specifies the internal load balancer whose backends and/or NAT pools can be assigned to the primary network interface of the virtual machines in the scale set.

By default all the backends and inbound NAT pools of the load balancer will be associated with the primary network interface of the virtual machines in the scale set, unless subset of them is selected in the next stages.

Parameters:

loadBalancer - an existing internal load balancer

Returns:

the next stage of the definition

withoutPrimaryInternalLoadBalancer

public WithOS withoutPrimaryInternalLoadBalancer()

Specifies that no internal load balancer should be associated with the primary network interfaces of the virtual machines in the scale set.

Returns:

the next stage of the definition