SetLoadBalancerHTTPListenerAttribute

The operation that you want to perform.

Set the value to SetLoadBalancerHTTPListenerAttribute.

The frontend port that is used by the CLB instance.

Valid values: 1 to 65535.

The ID of the CLB instance.

The ID of the region where the CLB instance is deployed.

You can query the region ID from the Regions and zones list or by calling the DescribeRegions operation.

The maximum bandwidth of the listener. Unit: Mbit/s. Valid values:

• -1: For a pay-by-data-transfer Internet-facing CLB instance, you can set this parameter to -1. In this case, the bandwidth of the listener is unlimited.

Specifies whether to use the X-Forwarded-For header to preserve the real IP address of the client. Valid values:

• on (default): yes
• off: no

The scheduling algorithm. Valid values:

• wrr: Backend servers that have higher weights receive more requests than backend servers that have lower weights.
• rr: Requests are distributed to backend servers in sequence.

Specifies whether to enable session persistence. Valid values:

• on: yes
• off: no

The method that is used to handle a cookie. Valid values:

• insert: inserts a cookie.

  CLB inserts a cookie (SERVERID) into the first HTTP or HTTPS response packet that is sent to a client. The next request from the client will contain this cookie, and the listener will distribute this request to the recorded backend server.

• server: rewrites a cookie.

  When CLB detects a user-defined cookie, it overwrites the original cookie with the user-defined cookie. The next request from the client will contain the user-defined cookie, and the listener will distribute this request to the recorded backend server.

  Note This parameter is required if the StickySession parameter is set to on.

The timeout period of the cookie. Unit: seconds.

Valid values: 1 to 86400.

The cookie that is configured on the server.

The cookie must be 1 to 200 characters in length, and can contain ASCII characters and digits. It cannot contain commas (,), semicolons (;), or spaces. It cannot start with a dollar sign ($).

Specifies whether to enable health checks. Valid values:

• on: yes
• off: no

The health check method used in HTTP health checks. Valid values: head and get.

The domain name that is used for health checks. Valid values:

• $_ip: the private IP address of a backend server. If HealthCheckDomain is set to $_ip or is not set, CLB uses the private IP address of each backend server as the domain name for health checks.
• domain: The domain name must be 1 to 80 characters in length, and can contain letters, digits, periods (.),and hyphens (-).

The uniform resource identifier (URI) that is used for health checks.

The URI must be 1 to 80 characters in length, and can contain letters, digits, and the following characters: - / . % ? # & The URI must start with a forward slash (/) but cannot be a single forward slash (/).

The number of health checks that an unhealthy backend server must consecutively pass before it can be declared healthy (from fail to success).

Valid values: 2 to 10.

The number of consecutive health check failures before a backend server is declared unhealthy (from success to fail).

Valid values: 2 to 10.

The timeout period of a health check response. If a backend Elastic Compute Service (ECS) instance does not send an expected response within the specified period of time, the ECS instance is considered unhealthy. This parameter takes effect only when the HealthCheck parameter is set to on.

Valid values: 1 to 300. Unit: seconds.

The time interval between two consecutive health checks.

Valid values: 1 to 50. Unit: seconds.

The port that is used for health checks.

Valid values: 1 to 65535.

The HTTP status code that indicates a successful health check. Separate HTTP status codes with commas (,).

Valid values: http_2xx, http_3xx, http_4xx, and http_5xx.

Specifies whether to use a vServer group. Valid values:

• on: yes
• off: no

The ID of the vServer group.

Indicates whether to use the SLB-IP header to retrieve the virtual IP address (VIP) requested by the client. Valid values:

• on: yes
• off: no

Specifies whether to use the SLB-ID header to retrieve the ID of the CLB instance. Valid values:

• on: yes
• off: no

Specifies whether to use the X-Forwarded-Proto header to retrieve the listener protocol. Valid values:

• on: yes
• off: no

Specifies whether to enable Gzip compression to compress specific types of files. Valid values:

• on: yes
• off: no

The ID of the access control list (ACL) to be associated with the listener.

The type of the ACL. Valid values:

• white: a whitelist. Only requests from the IP addresses or CIDR blocks in the network ACL are forwarded. Whitelists apply to scenarios where you want to allow only specific IP addresses to access an application. Risks may arise if the whitelist is improperly set. After the whitelist is set, only requests from IP addresses that are added to the whitelist are forwarded by the listener.

  If the whitelist does not contain IP addresses, the CLB listener forwards all requests.

• black: a blacklist. All requests from the IP addresses or CIDR blocks in the ACL are rejected. Blacklists apply to scenarios where you want to block access from specified IP addresses to an application.

  If no IP address is added to the blacklist, the listener forwards all requests.

Specifies whether to enable the access control feature. Valid values:

• on: yes
• off: no

The timeout period of an idle connection. Unit: seconds. Valid values: 1 to 60. Default value: 15.

If no request is received within the specified timeout period, CLB closes the connection. When another request is received, CLB establishes a new connection.

The timeout period of a request. Unit: seconds. Valid values: 1 to 180. Default value: 60.

If no response is received from the backend server within the request timeout period, CLB returns an HTTP 504 error code to the client.

The description of the listener.

The ID of the request.