Load Balancing

Load balancing can intelligently schedule traffic and server loads, enhancing the overall system performance. It ensures service stability during peak traffic periods and optimizes user experience.

Load balancing provides security mechanisms such as DDoS protection and security groups, effectively shielding user servers from network attacks. Additionally, it supports features like data encryption and access control, ensuring data security and privacy.

Load balancing supports automatic scaling, dynamically adding or removing servers based on actual load conditions to adapt to applications of varying scales and requirements.

Users can flexibly configure load balancing strategies according to their needs to address various complex network environments and business scenarios.

Supports four-layer load balancing including TCP and UDP protocols; supports seven-layer load balancing for HTTP and HTTPS protocols. Supports QUIC application protocol, and when the frontend protocol is UDP, load balancing instances support using QUIC as the backend protocol for listeners.

Network Layer Security Protection: Four-layer load balancing supports DDoS, SYN Flood, UDP Flood, ACK Flood, ICMP Flood, DNS Flood, and other attack protections.

Application Layer Security Protection : In addition to four-layer security protection capabilities, seven-layer load balancing also supports WAF integration with one-click configuration modification, enhancing application layer reliability.

Certificate Management : Provides a centralized certificate management system for HTTPS protocol, meeting users' requirements for reliable and secure transmission in load balancing.

Supports weighted round-robin and least connection scheduling algorithms, allowing users to choose the appropriate algorithm based on their needs to distribute traffic.

Supports traffic scheduling based on different domain names and URLs, enhancing application system flexibility.

After enabling SNI, clients are allowed to submit the domain name information when initiating SSL handshake requests. Upon receiving the SSL request, the load balancer will search for the certificate based on the domain name.