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View general information about the ELB.

  • Description - Describe the use/function of the elastic load balancer.
  • DNS name - The DNS name for the LoadBalancer.
  • Listeners - The external TCP port of the LoadBalancer.
  • Created at - The timestamp of when the ELB was created.
  • Target - The external TCP port of the ELB.
  • Interval - The approximate interval (in seconds) between health checks of an individual instance. (Valid Range: 5-600) Default is 30 seconds. Interval value must be greater than the Timeout value of the healthcheck.
  • Timeout - The amount of time (in seconds) during which no response means a failed health probe. (Valid Range: 2-60) Default is 5 seconds. Interval value must be less than the Interval value of the healthcheck.
  • Healthy threshold - The number of consecutive health probe successes that must occur in order for an instance to move back to a "Healthy" state. (Valid Range: 2-10) Default is 3.
  • Unhealthy threshold - The number of consecutive health probe failures that must occur in order for an instance to be considered in an "Unhealthy" state. (Valid Range: 2-10) Default is 10.
  • Availability zones - The serviceable availability zones. The ELB will distribute traffic to instances across all selected availability zones.
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