Global Load Balancing - Definition or Meaning

Global Load Balancing

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Definition of “Global Load Balancing” :

“Global Load Balancing” is a technique used to distribute internet traffic across multiple servers in different geographical locations. It ensures efficient data delivery, prevents server overload, and maintains high availability and reliability of websites or web applications.

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