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Virtual Traffic Manager: Cloud Services Installation and Getting Started Guide
Preface
Requesting Technical Support
Overview
Introducing the Traffic Manager
Product Variants
Getting Started
Prerequisites
Support for Amazon VPC
Installing the Traffic Manager Software on EC2 or GCE
Traffic Manager Software Space Requirements
Installing the Traffic Manager Software
Configuring the Traffic Manager Software
Administration User Interface Authentication
Upgrading the Traffic Manager Software
Reconfiguring or Uninstalling the Traffic Manager Software
Creating a Traffic Manager Instance on Amazon EC2
Before You Begin
Using IAM Roles
Adding a Port to the Default Security Group
Launching a Virtual Machine Instance
Connecting to the Admin UI
Using the Initial Configuration Wizard
Configuring an Instance From the Command Line
Removing an Instance
Preconfiguring the Traffic Manager at Launch Time
Upgrading Your Traffic Manager
Expanding the Log File Partition
Creating a Traffic Manager Instance on Google Compute Engine
Before You Begin
Launching a Virtual Machine Instance
Connecting to the Admin UI
Using the Initial Configuration Wizard
Configuring an Instance From the Command Line
Upgrading Your Traffic Manager
Expanding the Log File Partition
Creating a Traffic Manager on Microsoft Azure
Before You Begin
Deploying Traffic Manager in Azure Portal
Using the Initial Configuration Wizard
Configuring an Instance From the Command Line
Removing a Traffic Manager
Upgrading Your Traffic Manager
Additional System Information
Securing Communication with Amazon EC2 Endpoints
The Traffic Manager Software Installation Directory (ZEUSHOME)
Starting and Stopping the Traffic Manager Software
Freeing Up Disk Space
License Keys
The Community Edition
Basic Configuration Information
Virtual Servers, Pools, and Rules
Managing Your First Service
About Creating a Traffic Manager Cluster
Traffic IP Groups and Fault Tolerance on Amazon EC2
Key Differences Between Traffic IP Groups on an EC2 and Traffic IP Groups on Other Platforms
Fault Tolerance
Creating a Traffic IP Group
Understanding a Traffic Manager’s Fault Tolerance Checks
Traffic Manager Failover
Debugging and Monitoring Fault Tolerance Activity
Traffic IP Groups and Fault Tolerance on GCE
GCE Network Interfaces and External IP Addresses
Creating a Traffic IP Group
Open Source Software Notice
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Overview
This chapter provides an overview of Virtual Traffic Manager (the Traffic Manager).
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