Load Balancing Strategy Designer Tool

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Load Balancing Strategy Designer

Design and visualize load balancing configurations with different algorithms and server setups.

🔄 Load Balancing Algorithm

❤️ Health Check Settings

🔐 Session Management

🛡️ Failover Strategy

👤 Client 1
👤 Client 2
👤 Client 3
⚖️ Load Balancer
Round Robin
🖥️ Server 1
192.168.1.10:8080
🖥️ Server 2
192.168.1.11:8080
2
Total Servers
2
Healthy Servers
3
Total Weight
Round Robin
Current Strategy
1

How to Use the Load Balancing Strategy Designer

Configure your load balancer settings, add servers with their specifications, and generate a complete configuration. The visual representation helps you understand traffic distribution patterns.

Load Balancing Algorithms Explained

Choose from various algorithms based on your needs:

  • Round Robin: Distributes requests sequentially across servers
  • Least Connections: Routes to the server with fewest active connections
  • Weighted Round Robin: Uses server weights to influence traffic distribution
  • IP Hash: Routes based on client IP for session persistence
  • Least Response Time: Considers server response times for optimal routing

High Availability and Failover

Design robust systems with proper health checks and failover strategies. Monitor server health and automatically route traffic away from unhealthy instances to maintain service availability.

Cloud Hosting Integration

Kloudbean's cloud infrastructure supports advanced load balancing configurations, auto-scaling, and geographic distribution for optimal performance and reliability.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. What's the difference between Layer 4 and Layer 7 load balancing?
Layer 4 operates at the transport layer (TCP/UDP), while Layer 7 works at the application layer (HTTP/HTTPS) and can make routing decisions based on content.

Q. How do I choose the right algorithm?
Round Robin for equal server capacity, Weighted for different capacities, Least Connections for varying request processing times, and IP Hash for session persistence.

Q. What are health checks?
Health checks monitor server availability and performance. Failed health checks trigger automatic traffic rerouting to healthy servers.

Q. Can I use this for microservices?
Yes! Load balancers are essential for microservices architectures, providing service discovery, traffic routing, and fault tolerance.

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