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Top Answers
1) Find bottleneck. 1 server at $20/month should be enough for 1 million visitors. Try to optimize for 1 server first. 2) To direct users to which of the multiple database servers to use.Posted 2 years ago
1- Find the bottleneck and optimize the system by solving it before increasing the resources. 2- Distributing a set of tasks to set of resources and it's used to direct each request to appropriate server.Posted 1 year ago
1. We should find bottlenecks in our system and optimize them before opting out for changes to the architecture itself 2. A load balancer as its named helps balance requests to our multiple databases/web servers instead of trafficking all the request to one big server/databasePosted 12 days ago
1. First is to listen or analyze how the problem works. Next is to understand to create or come up with a better solution. 2. The role of a load balancer is to have a more organize and faster way of dealing with the users requests.Posted 3 months ago
1. Before deciding to multiply any components of your system, you need to first make sure that they are optimized. A 20$ domain can accommodate around 1 million visitors. 2. Load balancer balances the load of the components, so as to prevent overload or underload. Aside from that, it may also decide if a component should be increased, a database, for example, I call this load manager.Posted 4 months ago
1. Look for bottlenecks. Optimize code. Think of better ways to process complex requests. 2. Load balancers are necessary when scaling database servers or API servers horizontally. Load balancers redirect requests to multiple servers to spread the load.Posted 6 months ago
- Detect bottlenecks and optimize server first before upgrading - Redirecting users to its corresponding serverPosted 11 months ago
1) Find the bottleneck in your design. Optimize one server before adding more CPU and RAM 2) When you scale your dB or servers to have multiple handling requests and responses, load balancers can help coordinate between these different replicas at a specific level to make sure they are being used most efficientlyPosted 1 year ago