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Set Up a Load Balancer in Azure to Distribute Traffic to Multiple Servers
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Set Up a Load Balancer in Azure to Distribute Traffic to Multiple Servers

AZURE Cloud Realtime UseCase - Loadbalancer

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Aug 02, 2024
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1. Why We Need This Use Case

Setting up a load balancer in Azure allows organizations to distribute incoming network traffic across multiple virtual machines (VMs), ensuring high availability and reliability of applications. By balancing the load, the system can handle more traffic and provide redundancy, minimizing downtime and improving user experience.

 2. When We Need This Use Case

  • When deploying applications that require high availability and scalability.

  • When managing traffic to multiple backend servers to prevent overload.

  • When ensuring fault tolerance by redirecting traffic to healthy instances.

  • When implementing a microservices architecture that requires efficient traffic management.

  • When you want to improve application performance by distributing workloads.

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