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Description: Load Balancer Rules are a set of guidelines that determine how network traffic is distributed among multiple servers or resources. These rules are fundamental for optimizing the performance and availability of applications and services across various environments. By implementing a load balancer, the goal is to prevent the overload of a single server, which […]