Distribute traffic to support availability
Huge Networks Load Balancer automatically distributes traffic across multiple instances, helping keep applications responsive and more resilient to failures.
Why use Load Balancer?
Ensure your applications are always available and responsive
High Availability
Eliminate single points of failure. If one instance fails, traffic is automatically redirected to healthy instances.
Optimized Performance
Intelligently distributes traffic based on each server's current load, ensuring fast and consistent response.
Transparent Scalability
Add or remove instances without interruption. The load balancer automatically adapts to infrastructure changes.
Guaranteed high performance
Infrastructure designed to scale with your demands
Support for millions of concurrent connections
Minimal processing overhead
Service availability guarantee
Advanced features included
Supported Protocols
HTTP/HTTPS
Web protocol with intelligent content-based load balancing
TCP/UDP
Low-level transport for maximum performance
SSL/TLS
SSL offload to optimize backend performance
WebSocket
Native support for real-time applications
OSI layer support
Algorithm visualization
Round Robin
Requests are distributed in sequence: Server 1 → Server 2 → Server 3 → Server 1...
Load Balancing Algorithms
Round Robin
DEFAULTUniform and rotative distribution
Least Connections
EFFICIENTSends to instance with fewer connections
Source IP Hash
STICKYMaintains sessions from the same client
Weighted
CUSTOMBased on capacity
Intelligent Health Checks
Health Check Animation
Session flow
Session persistence (sticky sessions)
Cookie based
Uses cookies to keep the session on the same server.
Source IP
Uses the client IP to maintain the session.
Custom header
Uses a custom HTTP header.
When to use?
Ideal for applications that maintain user state on the server, such as shopping carts, login sessions or temporary data not stored in the database.
How It Works
Intelligent traffic distribution process
Configure a load balancer
Ports, protocols, algorithm
Define basic settings like input and output ports, protocol (HTTP/HTTPS, TCP/UDP) and load balancing algorithm.
Add instances
Register backend VMs
Register your server instances as backends. The load balancer will distribute traffic among them.
Automatic health checks
Continuous health monitoring
The system continuously checks if each instance is healthy and automatically removes those that fail.
Intelligent routing
Traffic to healthy instances
Traffic is distributed only to healthy instances using the configured algorithm (round-robin, least connections, etc).
Use Cases
See how Load Balancer adapts to different scenarios and industries
High Scale Web Applications
Distribute millions of requests across dozens of web servers.
Production APIs
Intelligent load balancing for REST, GraphQL APIs and microservices.
Microservices
Orchestrate communication between services with automatic health checks.
E-commerce
Ensure availability during traffic spikes like Black Friday.
Gaming
Distribute players across game servers with low latency.
Monitoring and Metrics
Static demonstration of how Load Balancer metrics can be presented.
Load Balancer dashboard
web-app-lb (203.0.113.42)
Illustrative data; this demonstration does not represent a live operation.
Active Connections
Requests/s
Average Latency
Error Rate
Backend status
Throughput
Requests per minute (simulated last hour)
Recent health checks
Top IPs by requests (last 5 min)
Fast and simple configuration
Configure your Load Balancer in seconds with a clear and intuitive YAML syntax.
# Load Balancer configuration
load_balancer:
name: "prod-lb-01"
algorithm: "round-robin"
protocol: "https"
port: 443
ssl_termination: true
# Health check settings
health_check:
protocol: "http"
path: "/health"
interval: "30s"
timeout: "5s"
unhealthy_threshold: 3
healthy_threshold: 2
# Backend servers
backends:
- name: "web-server-01"
ip: "10.0.1.10"
port: 80
- name: "web-server-02"
ip: "10.0.1.11"
port: 80
- name: "web-server-03"
ip: "10.0.1.12"
port: 80Ready to Start?
Talk to our specialists to configure a Load Balancer suited to your application.