Configure an application gateway health probe

From the course: Azure Administration: Load Balancers and Application Gateways

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- [Instructor] Our application gateway is almost ready, but still, we have some other things to configure. In this case, we will work with the health probes. Let's click on the application gateway, AppGW. And then, on "health probes". Health probes are used to check whether one or more units in the backend pool are working correctly. The application gateway will send different requests, HTTP or HTTPS, to see if those units are working correctly, and if they are not, they will not be used for backend redirection of the client requests. We don't have any health probes created yet, so we're going to click on "add" to create one. We are going to name our health probe "HTTP Probe". And then we need to select whether we are using HTTP, or HTTPS for our health probe. Because our backend pool is using HTTP, in internet information server, we are going to select HTTP as a protocol. Then we are going to need to add one host name to…

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Configure an application gateway health probe

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