What is Resolver Load Balancing?
It is the process of preventing system overload by distributing Internet address queries to multiple servers.
Overview
When internet traffic is very heavy, a single server cannot keep up with all the queries. This method prevents the system from crashing by redirecting queries to different servers like a traffic cop. This ensures a fast and uninterrupted connection at all times.
How it works
Install a load balancer software and distribute incoming DNS queries equally among the servers you define.
Where it is used
It is used on large websites and high-traffic network infrastructures.
Commonly confused with
It may be confused with just server clustering, but this method focuses specifically on managing query traffic.
Frequently asked questions
Will the site speed up thanks to this system?
Yes, response times are shorter as the load on the server is reduced.
What happens if a single server goes down?
The load balancer keeps the site running by redirecting to other servers.
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