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Description: Multi-Path is a traffic routing method that allows the distribution of requests across multiple routes or paths, thereby improving redundancy and service availability. This approach is fundamental in modern network architectures, where resilience and efficiency are crucial. By using multiple paths, single points of failure are minimized, meaning that if one route becomes congested […]