Multi-path load balancing is a method used by most of the real-time network to split the packets into different paths rather than transferring it through a single path
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A compilation of codes for SMA, DC, ADS
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Latency-based load balancing for Tailscale distributed networks.
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Load balancer with nginx algorithm Round Robin – Requests are distributed evenly across the servers, with server weights taken into consideration. This method is used by default (there is no directive for enabling it)
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Load balancer with nginx algorithm Least Connections – A request is sent to the server with the least number of active connections, again with server weights taken into consideration
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