We are using a health probe of tcp 443 on our load balancers. Is there a way to remove a vm from the load balancer to deploy to it, or cause the health check to fail while we deploy to the server?
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Do you mean you want to do some change on VM, and don't want traffic to this VM?
– Jason Ye
Yes - that is what I want. I want to remove the vm from the load balancer so that I can deploy code to it without it receiving traffic.
– tony
We can stop application on this VM, also we can remove it from LB backend pools, after configure completed, re-add it.
– Jason Ye
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I think I understood your explanation, you want do some change on your VM, and don't want traffic to this VM.
If I understand it correctly, we can login this VM and stop the application which listen on port 443, in this way, the health check will fail.
Also, we can remove this VM from Azure load balancer backend pools, after configure it completed, re-add it.
