aws::global-accelerator¶

Create a global accelerator.

Example¶

aws::global-accelerator accelerator
    name: "accelerator"
    enabled: true
end

aws::global-accelerator-listener accelerator
    accelerator: $(aws::global-accelerator accelerator)
    protocol: TCP

    port-range
        from-port: 80
        to-port: 80
    end

    port-range
        from-port: 443
        to-port: 443
    end
end

aws::global-accelerator-endpoint-group accelerator
    listener: $(aws::global-accelerator-listener accelerator)

    endpoint-group-region: us-east-1
    endpoint-configuration
        client-ip-preservation-enabled: true
        endpoint-id: $(aws::application-load-balancer alb-example).arn
        weight: 1.0
    end

    health-check-path: "/_ping"
    health-check-interval-seconds: 10
    health-check-protocol: HTTP
    health-check-port: 443
end

Attributes¶

Attribute	Description
enabled	If set to `true`, the accelerator is enabled.
name	The name of the accelerator.
ip-addresses list	The list of ip addresses when using BYOIP.
ip-address-type	The type of IP addresses. Currently only `IPV4` is supported. Currently the only supported value is `IPV4`.
tags map	The tags for the accelerator.
attributes subresource	The attributes for this accelerator. Current supports enabling flow logs. flow-logs-enabled If set to `true`, flow logs are enabled. flow-logs-s3-bucket The bucket to upload flow logs to. flow-logs-s3-prefix The location to upload flow logs in the bucket.

Outputs¶

Attribute	Description
arn	The Amazon Resource Name (ARN) of the accelerator.
dns-name	The DNS name that points to your accelerator.
status	The deployment status of the accelerator.
ip-sets list subresource	The static IPs assigned to the accelerator.