Load Balancer across clouds
Application and network load balancers across clouds (ALB, Application Gateway, Cloud Load Balancing and more), as verified modules.
21 verified modules, 6 of them live-tested apply→verify→destroy; the rest are static-validated, live-test pending.
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How to choose
Use an L7 (application) balancer when you need host/path routing, TLS termination and WAF hooks; an L4 (network) balancer when you need raw throughput and static IPs.
When not to use
A serverless platform or managed Kubernetes ingress often includes load balancing - adding a standalone one then just duplicates cost.
Other solutions
Managed Relational Database25Secrets & Key Management23DNS & Traffic Management23Messaging & Pub/Sub22Virtual Machines21Virtual Private Cloud (VPC)19Cloud Firewall17Managed Kubernetes16Object Storage16Block Storage16Golden Images14Container Registry12Identity & Access12In-Memory Cache12Shared File Storage11Managed NoSQL Database11Serverless Functions10CDN & Edge Delivery10WAF & Edge Security10NAT Gateway10Serverless Containers9Monitoring & Observability9Managed Search9Static Site Hosting9Managed TLS Certificates9Network Peering9Audit Log Retention9Cloud Data Warehouse9API Gateway8Site-to-Site VPN8Dedicated Interconnect8Backup Service8Managed CI/CD8Transit Hub8Managed Spark8Network Flow Logs8Security Posture & Findings7Database Migration & CDC7Managed Network Firewall7Private Instance Access7Organisation Guardrails7Private Service Endpoints7Private Certificate Authority6Managed ML Platform6Transactional Email6Managed App Platform6Customer Identity6Uptime Checks6Landing Zone6Budgets & Cost Alerts5Patch Management5Managed ETL Pipelines4Workflow Orchestration4HPC Parallel File Systems4Managed BI4Data Transfer Service3Managed Active Directory3Zero Trust Application Access3Sensitive Data Discovery3