New feature Jotelulu Servers Load Balancers

New Feature: Load Balancers

Share

The Jotelulu platform has a new Load Balancers feature so you can guarantee the most reliable service for your customers. As the name suggests, a load balancer shares the workload between your different servers to minimise the chances of a server overload and optimise the work queue.

As well as adding this new feature to the platform, we have also done everything we can to make it easy to configure so that any IT company can deploy a load balancer without any issues.

You might be wondering when it might be a good idea to deploy and configure a load balancer. Well, this feature is incredibly useful for services, websites or databases that often receive a lot of queries. The load balancer allows you to increase your total processing capacity by spreading the load horizontally, sharing it efficiently between those servers that have less work to do, all in accordance with the settings you choose on the platform.

 

Where can I find the new Load Balancers feature?

 

You can find this new feature by navigating to the following page on the platform:

 

        Servers Subscription > Load Balancers

Click on Load Balancers
Access your Servers subscription and click on Load Balancers

 

Then, click on “New Rule” to create the rules you want to apply to the Load Balancer.

Click on New Rule
Click on “New Rule” to configure your Load Balancer

 

More Information

At Jotelulu, we want to make things as stress-free as possible by providing user-friendly tools that really add value in your day-to-day work. With features like Load Balancers, you’ll be able to optimise the way you use your servers and achieve greater stability and shorter load times.

If you’d like to learn more about the configuration process for this new feature, check out the tutorial How to Deploy a Load Balancer. On the other hand, if you’d like to start right from the basics, we recommend reading the tutorial How to Deploy a New Server on Jotelulu.

Category:Product Updates

Other posts that may interest you

3 de July de 2024
Here at Jotelulu, we have designed our Disaster Recovery service specifically with SMEs in mind. But what arguments should
2 de July de 2024
In today’s article, we will explain some of the basic concepts that are important to understand about Jotelulu’s Disaster
1 de July de 2024
In this article, we’re going to explain the differences between IP failover vs DNS failover when configuring your Jotelulu Disaster

Fill out the form and one of our Sales team will contact you soon.

growth@jotelulu.com  |  jotelulu.com 

You can unsubscribe from these communications at any time. For more information,  check our Privacy Policy.

 

We make the difficult easy

Existing Disaster Recovery tools often require advanced knowledge to manage, demanding expertise that is difficult to acquire.

Jotelulu’s Disaster Recovery aims to make the difficult easy and offers a very simple deployment based on a three-step configuration:

Origin (Primary Site)
Determine the origin location of the subscription on which the Disaster Recovery service will be established.

Destination (Recovery Site)
Set the destination location (availability zone) where you want the Recovery Site to be deployed.

Replication characteristics
Specify the data related to the number of copies to be kept and the frequency at which the replication will be performed.