Description: The load balancing method is a technique used to distribute workloads across multiple servers, ensuring that no single server is overwhelmed by traffic or requests. This approach optimizes resource usage, improves the availability and reliability of applications, and provides a smoother experience for end users. By implementing a load balancer, incoming requests can be redirected to different servers based on predefined criteria, such as the current server load, latency, or user geolocation. This technique is fundamental in distributed system architectures and cloud environments, where scalability and resilience are essential. Additionally, load balancing can be both hardware and software-based, allowing organizations to choose the solution that best fits their needs. In the context of Infrastructure as Code (IaC), load balancing can be automated and managed through scripts and configuration tools, facilitating the implementation and maintenance of complex infrastructures. In cloud environments, it ensures that content and services are delivered efficiently to end users, regardless of their geographical location.
