Load Balancers for System Design Interviews

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quick question: do we need to use load balancer incase we decided to use Azure function app/Aws lamda or any other serverless offering ?

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[@tanujkumaragrawal4756]

Multiple load balancer used in order to avoid single point of failuer,, those multiple load balancer will run in active-passive mode ?

[@haathimmunas1563]

What is different between how a load balancer processes requests and how a server does it?
I mean why is it okay that load balancer can handle high load but a server can't?

[@tryexponent]

Hi Haathim! The load balancer is not another server that can somehow handle a higher load. Rather, a load balancer distributes the incoming requests across multiple servers (horizontal scaling), making sure that the load is distributed evenly. Hope this helps!