GCP Compute Backend Service
A Google Cloud Compute Backend Service represents the backend configuration for a load-balancer in Google Cloud. It defines how incoming traffic is distributed to instance groups, zonal network endpoint groups (NEGs) or serverless back-ends, and it specifies health checks, session affinity, connection draining, and CDN settings. In essence, a backend service ties together the resources that will actually serve requests, the protocol and port(s) on which they listen, and the policies that govern traffic handling.
For further details see the official documentation: https://cloud.google.com/load-balancing/docs/backend-service
Terrafrom Mappings:
google_compute_backend_service.name
Supported Methods​
GET: Get GCP Compute Backend Service by "gcp-compute-backend-service-name"LIST: List all GCP Compute Backend Service itemsSEARCH