How to add a Network Load Balancing cluster to Windows Server 2019

[@frondelli]

The video is very good, the question is, what happens if the server where the load balancer is running stops working? In my case, I have a web application running on IIS and I would like the architecture to be completely resilient to a server crash. Is there any way for the load balancer to be part of a cluster and if one of the servers goes down, another one continues to perform the load balancing?

[@techpub]

There is not. They are separate features. However, the application failover cluster can use the clustered IP which gets you the result I think you want.