Get Unused Elastic LB

Amazon Web Services (AWS)’s Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) is a commercial web service that allows users to rent virtual computers. Using AWS EC2’s cloud infrastructure, you can build powerful servers in the cloud. This service completely eliminates the need to set up and invest in hardware, enabling you to deploy your apps quickly. With AWS EC2, you can set up servers, configure networking and security, and manage storage.

You can also set up Elastic Load Balancers (LB) that help you evenly distribute the incoming traffic across multiple EC2 instances. 

Using this action, you can get the list of Elastic LBs that are not registered with any EC2 instances. To do this, you first need to configure the action, and select the required AWS connection. Select the region in which you want to perform this check.

get-unused-elastic-lb

Once you have entered all the details, click on ‘Done’ and run the workflow. This will immediately return the list of Elastic LBs that are unused.

Output:
  • output-arrow aws-128 Get Unused Elastic LB
    • left-triangle unusedLoadBalancers array
      • left-triangle LoadBalancerName string
      • left-triangle DNSName string
      • left-triangle VPCId string
      • left-triangle Scheme string