Cloud Load Balancer

High-performance Load Management

Scale your business with guaranteed bandwidth, unlimited transfer and backend servers to dynamically balance your application’s load across multiple nodes in real-time.

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    Increase the reliability of your apps and decrease downtime

    Network load-balancer

    Load balancer

    ACE network load balancer can reduce server disturbance by automatically dispersing the load over several servers.

    With our services, you can increase the redundancy of your cloud apps and prevent single points of failure by adding an extra layer.

    We help you to increase application availability by ensuring that the health of a single server has no influence on the overall condition of your service.

    Manage varying traffic loads on your application at an effective cost

    Load Balancer

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    • $16 / month
    • $0.022222 / hour
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    CPU Intensive Cloud

    Dedicated Virtual Machines with high vCPU core and CPU contention ratio for applications that require high-frequency computing, processes parallel workloads and has less noise neighbourhood issues.

    Flavor Name vCPU RAM Network Price Per Hour ($)
    C.8 2 8 100 Mbps Guaranteed 0.10
    C.8 2 8 100 Mbps Guaranteed 0.10
    C.8 2 8 100 Mbps Guaranteed 0.10

    $30/ mo

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    $100/ mo

    Safeguard your IT infrastructure against outages

    Monitor the health of backend nodes by running extensive health checks.

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    Safeguard your IT infrastructure against outages

    Monitor the health of backend nodes by running extensive health checks.

    Increase the availability of your application With Network Load Balancer

    Extremely controlled, Extensively managed

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    FAQs

    Let us address the most common questions you have about network load balancer

    A cloud network load balancer is a type of load balancing service in cloud computing that distributes network traffic across multiple computing resources, such as virtual machines, containers, and IP addresses, to improve application availability and performance.

    A cloud network load balancer works by directing incoming network traffic to multiple targets, distributing workloads among servers and optimizing performance. It uses algorithms such as round-robin, least connections and IP Hash to make intelligent routing decisions.

    Using a cloud network load balancer ensures high availability and scalability of your applications, helps to improve the reliability of websites and services, and provides consistent performance by distributing network traffic across multiple computing resources.

    A cloud network load balancer improves application performance by directing incoming network traffic to the best-performing resource, ensuring that no single resource is overburdened. This helps to minimize downtime and improve the overall user experience.

    A cloud network load balancer can handle various types of network traffic, such as HTTP, HTTPS, TCP, and UDP, and can be used to support a wide range of applications, including web applications, e-commerce sites, and gaming applications.

    Yes, you can use Access Control List (ACLs) to limit the use of a TCP port or HTTP URL.

    Yes, each instance is given an IPv6 address via a public network interface.

    No, that isn’t necessary. Backend servers can use private IP addresses.

    You may assign and delete instances from a specific load balancer through the ACE dashboard.

    ACE load balancers support TCP, HTTP, and HTTPS protocols.

    Yes, with an external IP address, you can use a load balancer in one area with instances in another, however, it is not recommended to host them in different locations.

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