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Description: A load balancer driver is a system that manages the distribution of workloads across multiple resources, such as servers, networks, or connections. Its primary goal is to optimize resource usage, maximize response speed, and prevent overload on a single resource. This type of driver acts as an intermediary that receives user requests and distributes […]