Load Balancer allows you to distribute tasks across multiple devices connected on a logical level or physically. This service will increase the resilience of projects due to their redundancy, optimized scalability and improved fault tolerance.
A number of algorithms regulate load balancing when providing content delivery and other network services. It does so by prioritizing responses to specific requests sent by clients over the network. Client traffic is distributed among the available servers to guarantee product delivery in a constant and peak-performance manner.
Reliability, scalability, high availability and application delivery — this is the role of server load balancing.
It balances your primary loads:
Load balancing at the transport level. This is a DNS-based approach and is independent of the application payload.
As in windows server load balancing, traffic load is used to govern balancing decisions at the application level.
The key benefit is in the user experience. Distributing the load evenly across the server pool leads to a boost in efficiency within the application and a smoother overall delivery to the end user. More and more IT specialists are turning to server load balancers to:
Simplify scalability. Server resources can be regulated in step with fluctuations in server demand and channel that traffic to the servers in the pool best able to deliver seamless peak performance to the end user.
Provide redundancy. The only way to insure against hardware failure and the ensuing downtime is the use of a number of redundancies. Server load balancers are able to direct traffic away from downed servers to those able to deliver the application or website to the end user with minimal interruption.
Facilitate maintenance without performance loss. An enterprise with server infrastructure housed in numerous physical locations and cloud environments is then free to schedule maintenance at any time worldwide without the need to consider interrupting traffic flows day or night as the server load balancers can redirect that traffic to those servers unaffected.
Yes, we do. HOSTKEY delivers modern, multi-cloud load balancing, including an entirely innovative way of handling local and global server load balancing for enterprise customers across the data center and clouds.
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