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2 - Load Balancing - Coggle Diagram
2 - Load Balancing
Scheduling techniques
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Load Monitoring
Each packet or connection is assigned a destination based on the current load or capacity of the targets
Preferencing or weighted
Each packet or connection is assigned a destination based on a subjective preference or known capacity difference
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Additional features
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TLS offloading
Process of removing the TLS-based encryption from incoming traffic to relieve a web server of the processing burden of decrypting and/or encrypting traffic sent.
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Forms of load balancing
Active-Active
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In the event of the failure of one or more of the pathways, the remaining active pathways must support the full load that was previously handled by all.
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Active-Passive
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If one of the active elements fails, then a passive element is brought online and takes over the workload for the failed element.
Used when the level of throughput or workload needs to be consistent between normal and adverse conditions