📄️ Load Balancing
Load balancing is a process of traffic navigation and workload distribution across multiple components, performed by the dedicated type of nodes called load balancers. In the platform, such a node is added automatically upon application server scaling to distribute requests between backends. Also, if needed, you can manually add and scale load balancer instances within environment topology.
🗃️ NGINX
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📄️ Litespeed Web Adc
The LiteSpeed Web ADC stack is HTTP/3 ready with the feature support enabled by default. However, a public IP address is required to bypass the Shared Load Balancer and work directly with the server over HTTP/3.
📄️ HAProxy
HAProxy (which stands for High Availability Proxy) is a fast and reliable open-source solution, which is able to handle huge traffic and offers high availability, load balancing, and proxying for TCP and HTTP-based applications. Similar to Nginx-Balancer, it uses a single-process, event-driven model, which consumes a low (and stable) amount of memory, enabling HAProxy to process a large number of concurrent requests simultaneously, ensuring smooth load-balancing with smart persistence and DDOS mitigation.
📄️ Varnish
The Varnish stack is HTTP/3 ready with the feature support enabled by default since the 5.2.x and 6.x.x versions. However, a public IP address is required to bypass the Shared Load Balancer and work directly with the server over HTTP/3.