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Yeah, it does! There are a few options, I’ll mention 2: 1. You can use DNS to return IP addresses to multiple load balancers. 2. You can have N load balancers
by samwho 4y ago
Yeah, it does! There are a few options, I’ll mention 2:
1. You can use DNS to return IP addresses to multiple load balancers.
2. You can have N load balancers that are themselves behind another, beefier load balancer.
Plenty of other magical things that have been done to solve this problem, but I think those 2 are quite common and flow naturally from the ideas the post covers.