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Elastic Load Balancing

Summary

A cloud service that automatically distributes incoming application traffic across multiple targets, such as EC2 instances, containers, and IP addresses.

Detailed Description

Elastic Load Balancing (ELB) is a fully managed load-balancing service provided by Amazon Web Services (AWS), which enables users to optimize the performance and availability of applications by dynamically distributing traffic among various resources. ELB supports two types of load balancers: Application Load Balancer (ALB) for HTTP/HTTPS traffic, and Network Load Balancer (NLB) for TCP traffic. The service offers features such as health checks, security policies, and the ability to scale to handle millions of requests per second. ELB integrates seamlessly with other AWS services, ensuring applications remain resilient and responsive even during high traffic periods.

Category
Cloud Computing / Load Balancing
Synonyms
Cloud Load Balancer
AWS Elastic Load Balancer
Elastic Balancer

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Web Application Traffic Management

Distributing user traffic among multiple web servers to ensure high availability and low response time.

Industries:

E-commerce
Media

Platforms:

AWS
Azure
Microservices Load Balancing

Routing requests to the appropriate microservices based on the criteria defined in the application architecture.

Industries:

Healthcare
Finance

Platforms:

AWS
Kubernetes
Hybrid Cloud Applications

Distributing traffic between on-premises servers and cloud resources effectively.

Industries:

IT Services
Telecommunications

Platforms:

AWS
Hybrid Cloud
Gaming Applications Load Management

Efficiently distributing user sessions across game servers to manage spikes in player traffic.

Industries:

Gaming
Entertainment

Platforms:

AWS
Google Cloud

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