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### <a id="config-bbl"></a> Configure with bbl
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If you deployed CF on GCP using `bbl`, you can use a custom `bbl-config` to set up load balancers that point to the Istio routers. To re-run `bbl up` on your BOSH director, see [bbl-config](https://github.com/cloudfoundry/istio-release/tree/master/deploy/bbl-config) .
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If you deployed CF on GCP using `bbl`, you can use a custom `bbl-config` to set up load balancers that point to the Istio routers.
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To configure load balancing with bbl, do the following:
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1. In a terminal window, navigate to the `bosh-bootloader` repository from which you initially ran `bbl up` to pave your infrastructure.
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cd bosh-bootloader
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```
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1. Run the following command to copy the `cloud-config` file from your `istio-release` directory to the `bosh-bootloader` directory:
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cp ~/workspace/istio-release/deploy/bbl-config/cloud-config/istio.yml cloudconfig/gcp/fixtures/
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```
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1. Copy the following Terraform template from the `istio-release` directory to the `bosh-bootloader` directory:
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cp ~/workspace/istio-release/deploy/bbl-config/terraform/istio-router.tf terraform/gcp/templates/
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1. Run `bbl up`.
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### <a id="config-manual"></a> Configure Manually
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You must create a new domain dedicated to service mesh. Routes pushed to this domain are handled by the Istio router, and can take advantage of service mesh features like weighted routing.
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Using the CF CLI, create a new apps domain that matches the DNS name created when configuring load balancing. For example:
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To create a domain, do the following:
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1. Using the CF CLI, create a new apps domain that matches the DNS name created when configuring load balancing. For example:
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cf create-shared-domain istio.YOUR-APPS-DOMAIN.com
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cf create-shared-domain istio.YOUR-APPS-DOMAIN.com
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