Tech Talk
Multi-Location Load Balancing for DigitalOcean
Dave Blakey
Video
Snapt CEO and industry expert Dave Blakey unpacks the current and future state of ADCs and load balancers, and how they solve the challenges in delivering and securing multi-location and cloud-native applications in DigitalOcean.
Topics covered
- Comparing the difference in load balancing architectures for traditional vs. cloud-native and microservices-based app developments
- Understanding how multi-location load balancing works with GSLB and intelligent DNS routing
- How to quickly scale and configure ADCs using a centrally managed ADC platform
- Applying AI & ML to add scalability and security and to make multi-location applications more available
- Using advanced, real-time telemetry to observe and secure critical apps deployed into multiple locations
Resources
[Nova ADC] (http://nova-adc.com/) from Snapt is a powerful and scalable ADC for modern networks and users.
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Hi there,
A quick update here, DigitalOcean has announced new Global Load Balancers (currently in beta) which will allow you to distribute traffic to Droplets in different regions for high availability (HA) and performance.
Whereas regional load balancers distribute traffic within a single region, global load balancers span multiple regions and route users to your nearest available backend Droplet.
For more information you can check out this documentaiton here:
Or check out this introduction video here:
- Bobby