Added a feature that allows selecting HTTP/2 as the target group protocol when connecting a target group to an HTTPS listener in an Application Load Balancer.
Improved the load balancer creation and modification process to allow detailed listener configurations (e.g., connection idle timeout, packet settings, maximum connections).
Improved the target group creation and modification process to allow advanced configurations (e.g., health check port, traffic weight).
Due to the termination of the kr-central-1 region, this service is no longer available in that region. Going forward, you can continue to use the service reliably in the kr-central-2 region.
Added the source IP (Source IP Hash) routing algorithm for determining and routing targets within a target group. This algorithm ensures that clients using the same IP header are always directed to the same target.
Introduced the Direct Server Return Network Load Balancer (DSRNLB) type. Operating at OSI layer 4, DSRNLB is suitable for scenarios requiring client IP preservation. For more details, refer to the DSRNLB documentation.
Launched the Load Balancing service, which distributes traffic across multiple servers based on predefined configurations. It ensures efficient traffic management and uninterrupted service. For more details, refer to the official Load Balancing documentation.