LoadBalancerBackend.DefinitionStages.WithVirtualMachine<ReturnT> Interface

Package:

com.microsoft.azure.management.network

Maven Artifact:

com.microsoft.azure:azure-mgmt-network:1.41.4

Type Parameters

ReturnT

the next stage of the definition

public static interface LoadBalancerBackend.DefinitionStages.WithVirtualMachine

The stage of a load balancer backend definition allowing to select a set of virtual machines to load balance the network traffic among.

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
abstract WithAttach<ReturnT>	withExistingVirtualMachines(HasNetworkInterfaces[] vms) Adds the specified set of virtual machines, assuming they are from the same availability set, to this backend address pool.
abstract WithAttach<ReturnT>	withExistingVirtualMachines(Collection<HasNetworkInterfaces> vms) Adds the specified set of virtual machines, assuming they are from the same availability set, to this backend address pool.

Method Details

withExistingVirtualMachines

public abstract LoadBalancerBackend.DefinitionStages.WithAttach withExistingVirtualMachines(HasNetworkInterfaces[] vms)

Adds the specified set of virtual machines, assuming they are from the same availability set, to this backend address pool.

This will add references to the primary IP configurations of the primary network interfaces of the provided set of virtual machines.

If the virtual machines are not in the same availability set, they will not be associated with this back end.

Only those virtual machines will be associated with the load balancer that already have an existing network interface. Virtual machines without a network interface will be skipped.

Parameters:

vms - existing virtual machines

Returns:

the next stage of the definition

withExistingVirtualMachines

public abstract LoadBalancerBackend.DefinitionStages.WithAttach withExistingVirtualMachines(Collection vms)

Adds the specified set of virtual machines, assuming they are from the same availability set, to this backend address pool.

This will add references to the primary IP configurations of the primary network interfaces of the provided set of virtual machines.

If the virtual machines are not in the same availability set, they will not be associated with this back end.

Only those virtual machines will be associated with the load balancer that already have an existing network interface. Virtual machines without a network interface will be skipped.

Parameters:

vms - existing virtual machines

Returns:

the next stage of the definition