load-balancing

You can distribute incoming network traffic across multiple servers by configuring a load balancing algorithm and health checks in the SKILL.md file. This ensures high availability and prevents any single server from becoming a bottleneck.

The best load balancing algorithm depends on your needs, with options including round-robin, least connections, and IP hash. Round-robin distributes requests evenly, least connections routes to the least busy server, and IP hash maintains user sessions on the same backend server.

Health checks in server load balancing monitor backend servers to ensure they are operational. If a server fails a health check, the load balancer automatically stops routing traffic to that server, ensuring high availability and optimal resource utilization.

Yes, you can maintain user sessions on the same backend server by configuring sticky sessions. This is achieved using the IP hash algorithm, which routes subsequent requests from the same user to the same server for a better user experience.

To set up traffic distribution for your application, you need to configure load balancing parameters and health check settings in the SKILL.md file. This setup allows the system to manage incoming requests and ensure optimal resource utilization.