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Amazon Elastic Load Balancing (ELB) is a comprehensive load balancing service provided by AWS that automatically distributes incoming application traffic across multiple targets. ELB offers three types of load balancers: Application Load Balancer (ALB) for HTTP/HTTPS traffic, Network Load Balancer (NLB) for TCP/UDP traffic, and Classic Load Balancer for basic load balancing. ELB can distribute traffic to various AWS resources including EC2 instances, containers, and Lambda functions. It provides features like health checks, SSL/TLS termination, and integration with other AWS services. ELB's ability to automatically scale and its high availability design make it a crucial component for building fault-tolerant and scalable applications in the AWS cloud.
Amazon ELB belongs toLoad balancerscategory.
1websites
use it — 0% of the 2,555 websites we scanned in the last 12 months
#4of 4
tools in its category seen in our scans (we recognize 5)
1public pages
on UptimeCard — open any of them to see how that site is doing
0.08% of all websites we track run Amazon ELB
Similar tools in its category
Load balancers: 5 tools known, 4 seen in our scans
Questions about Amazon ELB
- How many websites use Amazon ELB?
- We found Amazon ELB on 1 of the 2,555 websites we scanned in the last 12 months (0%). 1 of them have a public status page.
- What are the alternatives to Amazon ELB?
- Other load balancers tools we recognize include Amazon ALB, Azure Front Door, Google Cloud Load Balancing, Application Request Routing.
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