Deploy a Vultr Load Balancer with Round Robin or Least Connections, an odd node count, health checks, and rules.
Vultr Load Balancer efficiently distributes incoming traffic across multiple servers, ensuring balanced resource utilization and enhanced reliability. This service prevents individual servers from becoming overloaded by managing traffic evenly, which helps maintain application performance and uptime. By provisioning a Load Balancer, you can enhance the scalability and resilience of your applications, improving overall user experience.
Follow this guide to provision a Vultr Load Balancer on your Vultr account using the Vultr Console, API, CLI, or Terraform.
Navigate to Products and click Load Balancers.
Click Create Load Balancer.
In Load Balancer Basics, set:
Configure additional settings:
Under Health Checks, set Protocol, Port, Path, and Health Check Intervals.
In Locations, select one or more deployment locations.
In Load Balancer Configuration, expand sections as needed:
Create at least one HTTPS forwarding rule before enabling HTTP/2 or HTTP/3. Enable HTTP/3 only if an HTTP/2 rule exists.
Click Create Load Balancer.
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