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Disclaimer: This is not an official part of the Zend Framework. 
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This is an experimental (read: not official, may change, may die and never be 
finished) implementation of a client for the Amazon EC2 Elastic Load Balancing
API for Zend Framework. 

I am writing it to scratch my own itch, but if it ever gets fully implemented
and brought-up to the ZF standards, it could be merged to become an official 
part of the Zend_Service_Amazon_Ec2 set of components. I am implementing it
to follow more or less the same interface guidelines and standards as these
existing components. 

Use at your own risk under the terms of the New BSD License, viewable on-line
at http://framework.zend.com/license/new-bsd

Comments and patches are most welcome!

Shahar Evron, <shahar.e@zend.com>

Currently Implemented Methods:
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- create 
    Create a new load balancer

- delete
    Delete a load balancer

- registerInstances
    Register machine instances with a load balancer

- deregisterInstances
    Remove machine instances from a load balancer

- enableAvailabilityZones
    Enable availability zones for load balancer
    
- disableAvailabilityZones
    Disable availability zones for load balancer
    
Work In Progress:
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- describe
    Describe an existing load balancer

Still missing:
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The following are API commands still not implemented. Note that when (if) they
are implemented, they might be assigned shorter PHP method names:

- configureHealthCheck
- describeInstanceHealth
- createAppCookieStickinessPolicy
- createLBCookieStickinessPolicy
- setLoadBalancerPoliciesOfListener
- deleteLoadBalancerPolicy