Create a new public IP called myPublicIP, myresourcegroup and select our loaction then select to create then it start to deploy and will take a few minutes to successfully complete deployment.
In that load balancer we have to Select Backend pools and select add Option for adding back-end tools.
In the Add backend pool blade, type a name for your load balancer. Here it is called mybackendpool. then select your Ip Verision ,where the associated and target particular virtual machine . Then click to "
OK "for create to backend tool,It will take some minutes for creation.
Under Settings of your load balancer, select Probes. Then click Add located at the top of the blade.
In this Probe there are two ways to configure a probe: HTTP or TCP. This example shows HTTP, but TCP can be configured in a similar manner. Update the necessary information. As mentioned, myhealthprobe will load balance traffic on Port 80 and set our path by using the name of probe.aspx (for eg: myhealthprobe.aspx) then select "ok" for adding the health probe.
Click on Load balancing rules in the Settings section of your load balancer. In the new blade, click on Add.
Add button for adding load balancing rule I mentioned here, myloadbalancingrule for my LB rule . Select IP version's ,Frontend Ip address,Protocol for our requirements.Then click "ok" button for adding LB rule.
After adding of LB Rule then click Inbound NAT Rule and select add button for adding an inbound NAT rules in Our load balancer.
After Clicking add Button fill out the following details in my inbound NAT rule the name declared as "myinboundNATrule" and Select Frontend IP address, IP Version,Protocol and Port Here I will select TCP is Enter the port is 3441and the Target port is 3389 then click the create button for adding inbound NAT rule.
Setup a load balancer too, if you want to delete a load balancer, select the load balancer and select to delete then press YES when it's prompted, otherwise it is not recommanded.
Summary
I hope you have understood how to create the setup a load balancer in Azure.