Description: The Load Balancing Framework is a structured approach to implementing load balancing in applications, designed to optimize the distribution of tasks and resources in computer systems. This framework allows multiple servers or application instances to work together to efficiently handle requests, preventing overload at a single point and improving the overall availability and performance of the system. By using load balancing algorithms, traffic can be directed evenly among available resources, resulting in a smoother and faster user experience. Additionally, this approach facilitates scalability, enabling applications to adapt to changes in demand without compromising service quality. In environments where applications must be resilient and capable of handling traffic spikes, the Load Balancing Framework becomes an essential tool for modern architectures, such as microservices and cloud environments, where flexibility and efficiency are paramount.
