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Scalability and Performance

Horizontal and vertical scaling of load balancers

As traffic to an application increases, it is essential to ensure that the load balancer can handle the increased demand. There are two primary methods for scaling load balancers:

  • Horizontal scaling: This involves adding more load balancer instances to distribute traffic among them. Horizontal scaling is particularly effective for active-active configurations, where each load balancer instance actively processes traffic

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Raghu Thota

· 3 years ago

Hello, Will you be able to share practical examples for each and every topic to understand the concepts deeply? For example, when you explain about load balancing and its techniques, I am trying to find examples with Java, Spring boot and kubernetes on external websites and again I have switch back to Designgurus to continue my reading. It would be great if I can find all examples/references on Designgurus itself the way you are covering in coding interview course.

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anshul

· a year ago

We added more load balancers to handle more traffic, now we are saying add 1 more load balancer, which will balance the load among all the load balancers (It will act as a top level load balancer). Now that load balancer which will route the traffic to the other load balancer, will it not face the same kind of traffic issues and failure issues?

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