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# Configuring Health Probes and Load Balancing Rules for Product Integration

You must configure health probes and load-balancing rules for product integration. These ports include 9093 and, optionally, 9092, as well as 32080.

## Add a Health Probe for port 9093

1. On the Azure Portal, find your Azure kubernetes resource group, its name format is: MC_<you_resource_group>_<aks_name>_<location>.
2. Open the AKS.
3. Find the entry for the Kubernetes load balancer, then open it.
4. Click Health probes.
5. Click +Add to add a Kubernetes load balancer health probe.
6. Specify these values:
   - Name: Assign a name to the probe.
   - Protocol: Select TCP.
   - Port: Specify 9093.

## Add Load Balancing Rule for Port 9093

1. Open the Kubernetes load balancer and click Load balancing rules.
2. Click + Add to add a new Kubernetes load balancing rule.
3. Specify these values:
   - Name: Assign a name to the rule.
   - Port: Specify 9093.
   - Backend port: 9093
   - Health probe: Select the port 9093 health probe you just created.
   - Frontend IP Address: Use the public IP address you prepared earlier.

## Add a Health Probe for port 9092

1. On the Azure Portal, locate your Azure Kubernetes resource group, its name format is: MC_<you_resource_group>_<aks_name>_<location>.
2. Open the AKS.
3. Locate the entry for the Kubernetes load balancer, then open it.
4. Click Health probes.
5. Click +Addto add a Kubernetes load balancer health probe.
6. Specify these values:
   - Name: Assign a name to the probe.
   - Protocol: Select TCP.
   - Port: Specify 9092.

## Add Load Balancing Rule for Port 9092

1. Open the Kubernetes load balancer and click Load balancing rules.
2. Click + Add to add a new Kubernetes load balancing rule.
3. Specify these values:
   - Name: Assign a name to the rule.
   - Port: Specify 9092.
   - Backend port: Specify 9092.
   - Health probe: Select the port 9092 health probe you just created.
   - Frontend IP Address: Use the public IP address you prepared earlier.

## Add a Health Probe for port 32080

1. On the Azure Portal, locate your Azure kubernetes resource group, its name format is: MC_<you_resource_group>_<aks_name>_<location>.
2. Open the AKS.
3. Find the entry for the Kubernetes load balancer, and then open it.
4. Click Health probes.
5. Click +Add to add a Kubernetes load balancer health probe.
6. Specify these values:

- Name: Assign a name to the probe.
- Protocol: Select TCP,
- Port: Specify 32080.

## Add Load Balancing Rule for Port 32080

1. Open the Kubernetes load balancer and click Load balancing rules.
2. Click + Add to add a new Kubernetes load balancing rule.
3. Specify these values:
   - Name: Assign a name to the rule.
   - Port: Specify 32080.
   - Backend port: Specify 32080.
   - Health probe: Select the port 32080 health probe you just created.
   - Session persistence: Select Client or Client IP and Protocol. If one does not work, then try the other.
   - Frontend IP Address: Use the public IP address you prepared earlier.