Network GLB

Network Global Load Balancer (NGLB) is a networking solution that distributes Internet traffic across multiple servers located in different geographic regions. NGLB acts as a “traffic coordinator” on the Internet, ensuring that user requests are routed to the most appropriate server. This helps improve access speed, enhance reliability, and increase the scalability of applications.

Key Features of Network GLB:

• Global Traffic Distribution: NGLB distributes traffic across servers in multiple geographic locations, reducing latency and improving access speed for users worldwide.

• Load Balancing: NGLB evenly distributes incoming traffic among servers, preventing server overload and ensuring stable performance.

• Geolocation routing: NGLB identifies the geographic location of users and routes traffic to the nearest server to minimize latency.

• Health check: NGLB continuously monitors server health and automatically removes unhealthy servers from the traffic distribution process.

• Failover: If a server becomes unavailable, NGLB automatically redirects traffic to the remaining healthy servers, ensuring service availability.

• Flexibility: NGLB supports various load balancing algorithms (such as Round Robin and Least Connections), customizable routing policies, and multiple network protocols.

• DNS Integration: NGLB typically works closely with DNS systems to route requests to the appropriate server IP addresses.