Share the traffic. Keep control.
One address.
A stronger server team.
Distribute traffic across your servers, check their health and manage incoming connections in one place.
Traffic distribution
Share incoming requests.
Health checks
Monitor backend availability.
SSL termination
Manage certificates centrally.
Local support
Talk to our team in Dhaka.
Built for your traffic
Keep traffic moving.
A load balancer sits in front of your servers and spreads requests across the ones that are answering.
Share the workload
Distribute incoming requests across a pool of backend servers.
Route to healthy servers
Use configured health checks to remove unhealthy backends from rotation.
Manage SSL centrally
Terminate SSL at the load balancer to simplify certificate management.
How it works
A clear path for every request.
Your domain points to one entry point. The load balancer distributes requests to available backends using the configured routing and health checks.
Visitors
Your users from anywhere
Load balancer
Distributes requests, checks backends
- Server 01
- Server 02
- Server 03
Built for how you work.
Real ways teams use load balancers on HostGet.
Busy websites
Share traffic spikes across more than one server.
Rolling deployments
Update backends in stages while other healthy servers handle requests.
Application resilience
Reduce reliance on a single backend. Plan capacity, sessions and data availability too.
Plan your traffic. We’ll plan the setup.
Load balancers are quoted separately from backend servers. Tell us about your traffic, server pool and application.
Share your requirements
Tell us about your workload and any specific needs.
Review the setup
Review the recommended setup and monthly quote with our team.
Confirm configuration
Confirm availability, routing and health-check settings before setup.
FAQ
A few things you might ask.
How many servers do I need behind it?
Two or more healthy backends are usually needed to keep serving traffic when one is unavailable. Capacity and pool limits depend on the selected setup.
Does my application need changing?
Check how your application handles sessions, uploads and shared data. Sticky sessions may help where supported; shared state may still be needed.
Where does my SSL certificate go?
SSL can terminate at the load balancer. Confirm certificate handling, renewal responsibility and backend encryption requirements with our team.
Can it balance across providers?
Do not assume this is supported for every setup. Our team must verify provider capabilities, network reachability, security and routing for your requirements.
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Give your traffic room to grow.
Talk to our team and get a setup that fits your goals.