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.

Compare by provider

ProviderModuleVerification
Alibaba CloudAn ALB on TLS 1.2+ that Checks the Application and Redirects HTTPstatic-validated
AWSAn Inspection Load Balancer That Does Not Drop a Zone With Its Appliancesstatic-validated
AWSApplication Load Balancer✓ live-tested
AWSNetwork Load Balancer (L4)✓ live-tested
AzureApplication Gateway v2 + WAF✓ live-tested
AzureAzure Standard Load Balancer (L4)✓ live-tested
CloudflareA Load Balancer with a Monitor that Checks and a Fallback that Is Separatestatic-validated
DigitalOceanA Load Balancer that Checks the Application and Redirects HTTPstatic-validated
ExoscaleA Network Load Balancer Whose Services Check the Applicationstatic-validated
Google CloudGlobal External HTTPS Load Balancer✓ live-tested
Google CloudInternal Passthrough Load Balancer (L4)✓ live-tested
HetznerHetzner Load-Balanced Web Tierstatic-validated
Huawei CloudA Dedicated ELB on TLS 1.2 that Checks the Application and Redirects HTTPstatic-validated
IBM CloudA VPC Load Balancer that Is Private, Checks the Application and Redirects HTTPstatic-validated
LinodeLinode NodeBalancer Load Balancerstatic-validated
Oracle CloudFlexible Load Balancer (L7)static-validated
Oracle CloudOCI Network Load Balancer (L4)static-validated
ScalewayA Load Balancer with a Let's Encrypt Certificate, Modern TLS, HTTP Redirected and Private Backendsstatic-validated
Tencent CloudA CLB that Checks the Application, Redirects HTTP and Refuses Deletionstatic-validated
UpCloudA Load Balancer with a Certificate It Renews that Checks the Applicationstatic-validated
VultrA Load Balancer that Checks the Application and Redirects HTTPstatic-validated

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