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Load Balancing

Load Balancing

Load balancing refers to efficiently distributing incoming network traffic across a multiple computers.

what is Load Balancing

Why Load Balancing ????

Why ??

  • Maximization of throughput
  • Minimization of response time
  • Avoid Overloading
  • Avoid Crashing
  • To Process a Higher Work Load
  • To Scale a Application
  • Provide Redundancy

Common Schemes Of Load Balancing

Schemes

  • Even Task Distribution Scheme
  • Weighted Task Distribution Scheme
  • Sticky Session Scheme
  • Even Size Task Queue Distribution Scheme
  • Autonomous Queue Scheme

Types Of Load Balancing

Types

Load Balancing is divided into two parts

  • Static Load Balancing
  • Dynamic Load Balancing

Static Load Balancing

Static

It is the type of Load Balancing which is often referred to as the mapping problem, the task is to map a static process graph onto a fixed hardware topology in order to minimize dilation and process load differences.

Dynamic Load Balancing

Dynamic

It is desirable in a distributed system to

have the system load balanced evenly

among the nodes so that the mean job

response time is minimized.

Load Balancing Algorithms

• Least connections

• Round robin

Algorithms

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