Technical Specifications
Available Protocols
HTTP/HTTP2/HTTPS/TCP
Balancing algorithms
Round robin, least-conn, source
Active sessions
Up to 80000
Bandwidth
Up to 550Mbps
Monthly traffic
Up to 20TB
Starts from
€0.02 / hr
How Load Balancer works
01
Create load balancer
Order one of 8 load balancer plans based on your traffic volume through your Client Portal.
02
Configure forwarding conditions
Add active servers to your load balancer and create port forwarding rules based on a selected algorithm.
03
Monitor performance
See your load balancer CPU usage, number of sessions, and other metrics in real time.
Popular use cases
Web Applications
Balance your incoming HTTP and HTTPS requests accross multiple web servers to allow your application to be scaled horizontally by adding more servers as needed.
Micro-services
Distribute requests among different micro-services, facilitate service discovery, enable blue-green deployments, or improve security via SSL termination.
Fault Tolerance
If one server fails, use load balancer to get your traffic redirected to the remaining healthy servers, minimizing downtime and maintaining high availability.
Gaming Servers
Assign your gaming sessions to multiple servers to handle high volumes of concurrent players. Maintain low latency and premium gaming experience.
Load Balancer FAQs
What is a Load Balancer?
Load Balancer is a managed PROXY service that allows the client to automatically distribute requests (HTTP/HTTPS/TCP) coming to his IP address or domain among his servers.
What Load Balancer plans do you offer?
We currently offer 8 Load Balancer plans that can be scaled up or down depending on your needs. Plans differ in regard to their CPU, bandwidth, and traffic parameters. Based on our test results, one Load Balancer CPU can serve up to 10k sessions.
What traffic forwarding rules can I use?
You may set up server weights, configure forwarding port and protocol, select traffic distribution algorithm, and enable additional functionality like sticky sesisons, health checks, http to https redirect, or proxy IP preservation.
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