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A load balancer evenly distributes incoming requests across multiple servers (or server instances) to optimize resource utilization, improve scalability, and ensure high availability of web applications or services.
Think of a load balancer as the conductor of an orchestra, ensuring that each instrument (server) plays its part harmoniously to deliver a flawless performance (network service). It distributes incoming traffic across multiple servers, like a skilled conductor distributing musical notes among various sections of the orchestra, ensuring optimal performance, reliability, and responsiveness. Just as a conductor adjusts tempo and volume to maintain balance, a load balancer dynamically adjusts traffic allocation to prevent any server from becoming overwhelmed, thus orchestrating a seamless user experience.