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Create a public Load Balancer Standard with zone-redundant Public IP address frontend using Azure portal | Microsoft Docs
Learn how to create a public Load Balancer Standard with zone-redundant Public IP address frontend with the Azure portal
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Create a public Load Balancer Standard with zone-redundant Public IP address frontend using Azure portal

This article steps through creating a public Load Balancer Standard with a zone-redundant frontend using a Public IP Standard address. A single frontend IP address on a Standard Load Balancer is zone-redundant by default.

If you don't have an Azure subscription, create a free account before you begin.

Note

Support for Availability Zones is available for select Azure resources and regions, and VM size families. For more information on how to get started, and which Azure resources, regions, and VM size families you can try availability zones with, see Overview of Availability Zones. For support, you can reach out on StackOverflow or open an Azure support ticket.

Log in to Azure

Log in to the Azure portal at https://portal.azure.com.

Create a zone redundant load balancer

  1. From a browser navigate to the Azure portal: http://portal.azure.com and login with your Azure account.
  2. On the top left-hand side of the screen, select Create a resource > Networking > Load Balancer.
  3. In the Create load balancer page, under Name type myLoadBalancer.
  4. Under Type, select Public.
  5. Under SKU, select Standard.
  6. Click Public IP address, click Create new, and in Create public IP address page, under name, type myPublicIPStandard.

    [!NOTE] The public IP created in this step is of Standard SKU and is zone-redundant by default.

  7. Under Location, select East US2, and then click OK. The load balancer then starts to deploy and takes a few minutes to successfully complete deployment.

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