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Web Server Load Balance in Linux
Rating: 4.5 out of 5(242 ratings)
8,954 students

Web Server Load Balance in Linux

Learn Nginx load balancing and configure HTTP Load Balancing in Linux (CentOS) for your web server and applications.
Created byKloud Geeks
Last updated 8/2020
English

What you'll learn

  • You will learn what is Load balancing and why you need this.
  • You will learn how to configure Web App Load Balance in Linux servers.
  • You will learn how to configure Nginx HTTP Load Balancing

Course content

4 sections • 8 lectures • 52m total length

  • Introduction1:21

    Learn what load balancing is, why it matters, and how to install and configure an open source load balancer on Linux using reverse proxies and basic directives.

  • Introduction to Load Balancing3:41

    Discover how load balancing distributes traffic across backend servers to improve responsiveness and availability, covering layer four and layer seven approaches and algorithms such as round-robin and IP hash.

Requirements

  • Intermediate level of Linux knowledge.
  • Must have understanding of Linux Web Server (http & https) & it's configurations. [nginx/apache or any web server]
  • How web servers works.

Description

In this course you will learn about load balancing and how to configure HTTP load balancing. Here you will understand what Load balance is, types of load balance, different type of algorithm that can be use with Load balance. Finally you will install load balance, install web server and configure HTTP load balance for your web application.

I hope you will enjoy this course.

Who this course is for:

  • Any intermediate Linux users who want to learn how to configure HTTP load balance.

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