Abstract

In this article will show comparative analysis of common load balancing algorithms. The primary purpose of load balancing analysis is to ensure that the distribution of network traffic or computing workload across multiple servers or resources is efficient, fair, and resilient. Load balancing is crucial in maintaining high availability, performance, and reliability in systems such as web applications, cloud services, and data centers. Here’s a detailed look at the key purposes of analyzing load balancing strategies. Analyzing load balancing algorithms involves evaluating their performance based on various metrics and considerations. There are several established load balancing algorithms, each with unique characteristics and suitable use cases. In this article analaysed some of the most commonly used ones.

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