How to Manage Vultr Global Load Balancer Regions

1 min readUpdated 23 October 2026

Add child Load Balancers in more Vultr regions under a parent Global Load Balancer so users reach the nearest one.

Global Load Balancer Regions enable the distribution of traffic depending on your user locations by creating child Load Balancer instances linked to a parent Load Balancer. You can create one child Load Balancer in each Vultr region and link multiple instances to distribute traffic. User requests to the parent Load Balancer are routed to the nearest child Load Balancer in a region depending on the user's location.

Follow this guide to manage Vultr Global Load Balancer regions using the Vultr Console, API or CLI.

Navigate to Products and click Load Balancers.
Open the parent (global) Load Balancer.
In the Location table, click the + icon to Add Locations.
Select one or more regions and click Add Locations. This provisions child Load Balancers in the selected regions.
For each region row:
- Use the Network column (if shown) to select the VPC/network for the child.
- Use the + icon in the Instances column to attach instances in that region.

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