On 15/07/14 3:29 AM, "Silvano Nogueira Buback" <silv...@corp.globo.com> wrote:
>Hi guys, > > At Globo.com we are working in a load balancer plugin for Cloudstack >with a network api developed internally. This api manages shared networks >and is working with cloudstack 4.3 (as a network guru implementation). Our >load balancers are in a different network, so to implement a network >element of load balancer, first I need to acquire an IP from the load >balancers network. What is the best way to do this? Silvano, So you have bunch of public IP's that are accessible only in the network that has load balancers? You want to use only those public IP's for load balancing, any other public IP from zone public IP range is not usable for LB? Currently there is no way/API to mention from which range of Public IP's you want to acquire an IP. Not sure if this can help but there is more restrictive way you can achieve this. You can dedicated public IP range to an account, any attempt to acquire an IP by the account will result to allocation of IP from the dedicated public IP range. You can use that account to provision LB services. > > I looked at portable IPs and that makes sense to me, but I would >prefer >a solution where my guru can give this IP to the network. Is there any >other way? > >Thanks in advance, > >Silvano Buback >
