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Warning
The configuration file schema documentation is a work in progress. Please use this draft document with caution. The deeper you browse into the hierarchy, the less accurate the definitions are likely to be.

Used to define an ELB (ALB or GWLB) deployment, per the defined configuration, in either the account-configs or organizational-units sections of the config file.

Hierarchy

  • ALBConfig2

Index

Properties

Optional access-logs

access-logs: boolean
Title: Access Logs
Description: boolean true or false to enable or not the access logs

action-type

action-type: string
Title: Action Type
Description: The only supported action type is forward.

Optional apply-tags

apply-tags: {}
Title: Apply Tags
Description: Enables customers to apply customer specified tags to the ALB (Only tested on GWLBs).

Type declaration

  • [k: string]: string

Optional cert-arn

cert-arn: string
Title: Certificate ARN
Description: ARN of certificate requested to ACM

cert-name

cert-name: string
Title: Certificate Name
Description: Name of an imported certificate defined in the configuration of the Accelerator

ip-type

ip-type: string
Title: IP Type
Description: The only supported IP type is ipv4.

listeners

listeners: string
Title: Listeners
Description: Before you start using your Application Load Balancer, you must add one or more listeners. A listener is a process that checks for connection requests, using the protocol and port that you configure. The rules that you define for a listener determine how the load balancer routes requests to its registered targets

name

name: string
Title: Name
Description: Name of the ALB

ports

ports: number
Title: Ports
Description: Ports that the ALB listens on.

scheme

scheme: string
Title: Scheme
Description: Either internet-facing or internal. An internet-facing load balancer routes requests from clients over the internet to targets. An internal load balancer routes requests to targets using private IP addresses.

security-group

security-group: string
Title: Security Group
Description: You must ensure that your load balancer can communicate with registered targets on both the listener port and the health check port

security-policy

security-policy: string
Title: Security Policy
Description: Application Load Balancers and Network Load Balancers now support three new security policies for forward secrecy: ELBSecurityPolicy-FS-1-2-2019-08, ELBSecurityPolicy-FS-1-1-2019-08 and ELBSecurityPolicy-FS-1-2-Res-2019-08.

subnets

subnets: string
Title: Subnets
Description: Name of the subnets the ALB is attached.

Optional target-alarms-Count

target-alarms-Count: string
Title: Target Alarms Count
Description: Not Implemented.

Optional target-alarms-for

target-alarms-for: string
Title: Target Alarms For
Description: Not Implemented.

Optional target-alarms-is

target-alarms-is: string
Title: Target Alarms Is
Description: Not Implemented.

Optional target-alarms-notify

target-alarms-notify: string
Title: Target Alarms Notify
Description: Not Implemented.

Optional target-alarms-of

target-alarms-of: string
Title: Target Alarms Of
Description: Not Implemented.

Optional target-alarms-periods-of

target-alarms-periods-of: string
Title: Target Alarms Periods Of
Description: Not Implemented.

Optional target-alarms-when

target-alarms-when: string
Title: Target Alarms When
Description: Not Implemented.

targets

targets: ALBTargetConfig4[]
Title: Targets
Description: Targets for the ALB

Optional tg-stickiness

tg-stickiness: string
Title: Target Group Stickiness
Description: Duration-based stickiness routes requests to the same target in a target group using a load balancer generated cookie (AWSALB). The cookie is used to map the session to the target

Optional type

type: "ALB"
Title: Type
Description: Defaults to ALB, valid values: ALB, GWLB

vpc

vpc: string
Title: VPC
Description: VPC that the ALB is attached