# Set Up GCP Health Checks

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Related video: Reblaze via Google Cloud Marketplace: Routing Traffic.                          This video includes explanations for both [Set Up GCP Health Checks](https://waap.docs.link11.com/v2.20/marketplace-onboarding/gcp/set-up-gcp-health-checks) (this topic) and [Set Up GCP Load Balancer ](https://waap.docs.link11.com/v2.20/marketplace-onboarding/gcp/set-up-gcp-load-balancer)(the next topic). 
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Now that you have configured the Reblaze platform, you should set up GCP health checks and then load balancers.

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For most use cases, you will need to set up two health checks and two load balancers, one for port 80 HTTP and one for port 443 HTTPS. The following steps assume that you will be setting up two health checks.
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### Create Health Checks

1. In your [Google Cloud Platform Console](https://console.cloud.google.com/networking/loadbalancing), select **Navigation menu** ![](https://2672114182-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FIRmpkGX8y0mvi8hAYhjD%2Fuploads%2FiNaxwYzgphTQxFg0gEYT%2Fimage.png?alt=media\&token=06d0f695-89cc-44b8-aea2-af27b2942487) > **Compute Engine** > **Health checks**.
2. Set up the port 443 HTTPS health check:
   1. Click **Create health check** in the toolbar on the top of the page.
   2. Enter a name for the health check.\
      For example, use healthcheck-443 for port 443 (HTTPS). 
   3. For protocol, select **HTTPS.**
   4. For **Request path**, you can use the same one that was used for the HTTP health check.
   5. The remaining default values are usually reasonable and you can leave them as is, or you can change these values according to your requirements.
   6. Click **Create**.

Continue to [Set Up GCP Load Balancer](https://waap.docs.link11.com/v2.20/marketplace-onboarding/gcp/set-up-gcp-load-balancer).