TCP/UDP Load Balancing

TCP/UDP load balancing is a method used to distribute network traffic across multiple servers to ensure reliable and efficient data delivery. TCP (Transmission Control Protocol) focuses on accurate, connection-oriented communication, while UDP (User Datagram Protocol) handles faster, connectionless data transfer. Load balancers act as traffic managers, directing incoming requests to different servers based on factors like load or location, helping prevent any single server from becoming overwhelmed. This improves website performance, resilience, and scalability, ensuring users experience consistent and reliable service even during high demand.