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@her_I_am Did you create Firewall Rules to Allow Traffic and Health
Checks to Backend Services? The GFE use the following CIDRs and you need
to allow ingress tcp:80 traffic from these CIDRs to your
backends.35.191.0.0/16130.211.0.0/22
Hi @judywatson There could be a number of reasons that prevent a
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