App-protected web resources

App-protected web resources support Access Gateway load balancing.

The Protected Web Resource page includes information on load balancing for back-end protected web resources, load-balancing health checks, host headers, and so on.

Field	Description	Default
Load Balancing by Access Gateway	Enable or disable load balancing. Enter the URL scheme, configured protected web resources, and other options.	Disabled
Load Balancer Health Check	Enable or disable load-balancing health checks. Click Edit to configure load-balancer health checks.	Disabled
Hostname	The fully qualified host name of the protected web resource. It must be resolvable in DNS.	Blank
Weight	The associated weight. You can assign a value from zero to 100. 0 (zero) means that a host isn't in use. Weight value of 1: Route an equal number of requests to each protected web resource. Weight value of 2: Route twice as many requests to protected web resources with this weight than those with a weight of 1. If one host has a weight of 2 and a second host has a weight of 1, the first host receives double the requests of the second host.	Zero
Private Domain	Use a private domain in the host header.	Disabled app-specific
Host Header Value	The value of the host header that's passed to the back-end protected web resources. It uses the external fully qualified external name (for example, noauth.atko.com). When it's disabled, you may enter a custom value.	Disabled app-specific

Health checks

Health checks are used to determine if a back-end protected web resource can service requests. See Health checks for load balancing.

App-protected web resources

Health checks

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