The LoadBalancer Annotation Reference lists the cloud-specific annotations you add to a Kubernetes Service of type LoadBalancer so the cloud provider provisions and configures the right load balancer. This is a static, searchable reference - nothing is generated or uploaded.
LoadBalancer Annotation Reference
Cloud-specific Kubernetes Service (type LoadBalancer) annotations for AWS, Google Cloud and Azure.
Runs entirely in your browser - nothing is uploaded and no cluster connection is made. This is a static reference.
The annotation reference will appear here.
About LoadBalancer Annotation Reference
Features
- Three clouds - AWS ELB/NLB, GCP GLBC, Azure AKS.
- Searchable - filter by keyword.
- Copy - copy the filtered reference.
- No cluster - purely client-side reference.
How to Use
- Pick a cloud or search for a keyword.
- Find the annotation and its example value.
- Add it to your Service metadata.annotations.
Examples
Example 1 - internal AWS NLB. aws-load-balancer-type: nlb + aws-load-balancer-internal: "true".
Example 2 - internal GCP. cloud.google.com/load-balancer-type: Internal.
Example 3 - internal Azure. azure-load-balancer-internal: "true".
Benefits
- Quick lookup - stop hunting docs.
- Searchable - narrow to what you need.
- Copy-ready - grab the filtered list.
- Private - everything runs in the browser.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is this?
A reference of cloud-specific annotations you set on a Kubernetes Service of type LoadBalancer to tune the cloud load balancer that backs it.
Which clouds are covered?
Amazon Web Services (ELB/NLB), Google Cloud (GLBC/GKE) and Azure (AKS).
Does this generate YAML?
No. It is a searchable reference. You copy the annotation names and add them to your Service manifest metadata.
Are the annotations validated?
No validation is needed - these are reference strings. Use them verbatim as annotation keys.
Does this connect to a cluster?
No. Everything runs in your browser and nothing is uploaded.
Can I search?
Yes. Type a term (for example aws, internal, ssl) to filter the tables.