This load-balancing network diagram shows how client requests are managed across multiple servers. Starting from the left, clients initiate requests over the Internet. A load balancer handles these requests. It evenly distributes traffic among a group of web servers. This prevents any single server from becoming overwhelmed. The web servers process the requests and communicate with a central database. It stores and manages all necessary data. This architecture improves scalability, reliability, and uptime, making it ideal for high-demand applications. Load balancing optimizes resources. It reduces response time and keeps apps stable.
