Oracle Traffic Director

Application Load Balancer runs on OSI Layer 7, and helps use HTTP request attributes to distribute traffic and form or modify HTTP responses. All requests to your apps are recorded, and you can analyze events in the load balancer’s access logs. Distribute your cloud resources to multiple geographically distributed availability zones, and maintain your applications' availability even if one of the zones becomes unavailable. Use different load balancers for different applications If you use the Yandex Cloud infrastructure to deploy multiple applications, configure L4 and L7 load balancers to service them. Create backends for new app versions and shift the load between them in the HTTP router, changing the weight of the old and new backends.

Scale your applications on Compute Engine from zero to full throttle with Cloud Load Balancing, with no pre-warming needed. Distribute your load-balanced compute resources in single or multiple regions—close to your users—and to meet your high availability requirements. Cloud Load Balancing can put your resources behind a single anycast IP and scale your resources up or down with intelligent autoscaling. Cloud Load Balancing comes in a variety of flavors and is integrated with Cloud CDN for optimal application and content delivery. With Cloud Load Balancing, a single anycast IP front-ends all your backend instances in regions around the world. It provides cross-region load balancing, including automatic multi-region failover, which gently moves traffic in fractions if backends become unhealthy. In contrast to DNS-based global load balancing solutions, Cloud Load Balancing reacts instantaneously to changes in users, traffic, network, backend health, and other related conditions.