Cloud Connector Groups are automatically created when a Zscaler Cloud Connector is deployed in Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure, or Google Cloud Platform (GCP).

About the Cloud Connector Groups Page

On the Cloud Connector Groups page (Infrastructure > Connectors > Cloud > Cloud Connector Groups), you can do the following:

1. View the following details of the Cloud Connector Group.
   • Name: The name of the Cloud Connector Group.
   • Cloud Provider Type: The cloud provider, which can be AWS, Azure, or GCP.
   • Location: The location where the Cloud Connector Group is deployed.
   • Availability Zone: The availability zone where the Cloud Connector is deployed.

   • Auto Scaling: The status of auto scaling (i.e., True or False). Zscaler supports Auto Scaling in AWS and Azure, but does not support Auto Scaling for GCP.

     In the AWS Marketplace, Auto Scaling is referred to as Auto Scaling. In the Azure Marketplace, Auto Scaling is referred to as Virtual Machine Scale Sets (VMSS). In the Zscaler Cloud & Branch Connector Admin Portal, references to Auto Scaling also refer to VMSS. To enable Auto Scaling or VMSS, contact Zscaler Support.

   • Upgrade Window: The window of time scheduled for performing the Cloud Connector upgrades.
   • Operational Status: The operational status (Active, Inactive, or Disabled) of the Cloud Connector.
   • Upgrade Status: The status of the scheduled upgrade. To learn more, see Managing Cloud & Branch Connector Upgrades.
2. View more details about a Cloud Connector group. When a GCP instance deployed in an instance group is deleted, it is replaced by a new one. The new instance appears in this section.
3. Edit the Cloud Connector Group or Cloud Connector. To learn more, see Editing Cloud Connectors.
4. Delete the Cloud Connector. This action cannot be undone.
5. Modify the table and its columns.
6. Search for a Cloud Connector or Cloud Connector Group.