The Ultimate Guide to Load Balancers (System Design Fundamentals)

Load Balancing is a big part of Systems Design and Architecture. Load Balancer, being a crucial part of networking is a key component for ensuring high performance and availability of any website.
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[@reactivicky]

I'm front end developer switching to back end. This video was very useful for my interview. Thank you

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such a good piece of tutorial

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[@_paczkow]

Next wonderful material! 💎 I have another question 😅. How load balancer handle with long-live connections like WebSockets or SSE? I mean when client established connection with SSE/WebSocket Server. Is Load Balancer still involved for sending events to the client and keep long-live connection? Or is passive and allows on direct connection between SSE Server ---> Client. If the first option is true (LB keeps long-live connections) it not seems as efficient as it need to handle MANY connections in Single Point.

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Amazing video

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Nice Explanation, could you please tell me which software is this which you are using.

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Eraser.io :)

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