问题
Hoping someone can help here, is there any specific option i need to be aware off that will make the azure standard load balancer picks up (show) a availability set in the backend pool configuration?
Basically, I have created a AS and it has one vm (for now), and then I created the azure "internal" load balancer with Standard SKU but when i try to create a bep it only provides an option of virtual network in the drop down list with respect to the associations.
I tried to create the load balancer inside the same RG as the availability set RG because on this site i read someone mentioning this as a possible solution.
I have no problem picking up the same AS when i create the ILB using basic SKU. So I'm wondering what is needed to make this working for the standard SKU?
Any help much appreciated.
回答1:
For the backend pool of load balancer, you can directly associate to the AS, a scale set or a VM for a basic SKU LB. While a standard LB is fully integrated with the scope of a virtual network and all virtual network concepts apply. So you only need to select one virtual network, the VMs inside the VNET will show up in the drop list.
Note: Only VMs in the same region with standard SKU public IP or no public IP can be attached to this load balancer.
If you have not see the VMs in the drop list, you can disable the public IP address of VMs or attach a standard SKU public Ip address to your VMs, then try to add the backend pool to your standard LB again.
Ref: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/load-balancer/load-balancer-standard-overview
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/52980851/cant-see-availability-set-in-the-backend-pool-in-azure-internal-load-balancer-w