Least Connections Method

The Least Connections Method is a load balancing strategy used in networking to distribute tasks among servers. It directs new requests to the server currently handling the fewest active connections. This approach helps ensure that no single server becomes overwhelmed, which can lead to slower response times or downtime. By balancing the workload based on current server usage, the Least Connections Method optimizes performance, enhances reliability, and improves user experience by efficiently using available resources. It's like assigning tasks to workers who already have the most free time, ensuring everyone stays productive.