Overview of Load Balancer Administration Tasks

Administer the load balancer for an Oracle Java Cloud Service instance, to control how application requests are sent to the managed servers in your WebLogic Server clusters.

Task	More Information
Set up Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Load Balancing for an instance that was provisioned without any load balancer and without Oracle Identity Cloud Service enabled.	Set Up an Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Load Balancer
Remove the Oracle-managed instance of Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Load Balancing from an instance in order to use your own load balancer created in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Load Balancing.	Use an Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Load Balancer
Add Oracle Traffic Director to an instance.	Add a Load Balancer to a Service Instance
Add a second Oracle Traffic Director node.	Add a Second Load Balancer Node to a Service Instance
Remove an Oracle Traffic Director node.	Remove a Load Balancer Node from a Service Instance
Scale an Oracle Traffic Director node up or down.	About Scaling an Oracle Java Cloud Service Node
Disable or enable Oracle Traffic Director or Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Load Balancing Classic.	Disable or Enable the Load Balancer for an Oracle Java Cloud Service Instance
Configure the load balancer parameters.	Configure a Load Balancer for a Service Instance
Configure a custom "vanity" domain name (such as example.com).	Configure a Vanity Domain Name for a Service Instance
Configure a custom "vanity" URL (such as /apps/mystore) in Oracle Traffic Director.	Configure a Custom URL for an Application Deployed to a Service Instance
Configure SSL between the client and the load balancer.	Configure SSL for a Service Instance