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EPLB is DeepSeek’s open implementation of a load balancing algorithm designed for expert parallelism (EP) settings in MoE architectures. In EP, different “experts” are mapped to different GPUs or nodes, so load imbalance becomes a performance bottleneck if certain experts are invoked much more often. EPLB solves this by duplicating heavily used experts (redundancy) and then placing those duplicates across GPUs to even out computational load. It uses policies like hierarchical load balancing...

This project is about to give you a simple (but powerful) loadbalancer written in JAVA. "The performance of a Java based load balancer may never match that of a well written load balancer in C/C++, but as teh platform is evolves further, it can only get better." (from http://javalb.sourceforge.net/) My project is a mutch more simple way to have a TCP loadbalancer. It has a hard coded round robin (tictoc) algorythm, and (right now) limited to 2 realservers (it will change in the future)

The Plugin Framework for Java is a distributed Plugin framework. It will enable users to write distributed application by just writing simple Plugins. It will come with Plugin clustering, central plugin registry and load balancing.

Queue is a load-balancing system popular in the 2000s that lets users control their remote jobs in an intuitive, transparent and nearly seamless way. Development versions feature job migration with and without kernel support. GNU Queue continues to be downloaded despite being decommissioned by the FSF in favor of the newer GNU Parallel project.