loaddistributed
Loaddistributed is a term used in distributed computing to describe the practice of distributing incoming workload across multiple computing resources. The primary aims are to improve responsiveness, increase capacity, and raise fault tolerance by ensuring that no single resource is overwhelmed. In practice, loaddistributed is implemented with a routing component that forwards requests or tasks to a pool of backend servers or services according to a distribution policy.
Common approaches include round-robin, least connections, weighted variants, and resource-based or session-aware policies. Load distribution can
In cloud and data-center deployments, loaddistributed is typically realized through software load balancers (such as Nginx
Key metrics for evaluating loaddistributed systems include throughput, latency, error rate, and resource utilization, as well
See also: load balancing, traffic routing, autoscaling, service mesh.