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Migrating services from an NLB load balancer with VMs as targets to an ALB L7 load balancer

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Updated at April 9, 2025

This tutorial covers a situation where a Yandex Network Load Balancer's incoming traffic is distributed among VMs located in target groups downstream of the load balancer.

You can create a service migration infrastructure using the following tools:

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