GSLB
(Global Server Load Balancing)

DNS-based Load Balancing to Distribute Traffic for Reliable Network

GSLB (Global Server Load Balancing) service automatically distributes network traffic to neighboring regions globally based on DNS in the case of a traffic spike in a certain region. For failure on a certain server, the network traffic load is balanced to normal resources to provide reliable service continuation.

Overview

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Service Architecture

  • Internet → DNS Request → DNS, DNS → DNS Response → Internet , DNS → Domain Registration/Delegation → GSLB → Primary (Active) → (A data center, B data center) Health Check → Firewall → Security Group : Subnet - VM, VM ... / Security Group : Subnet - VM, VM ... → A Data center
  • Internet → DNS Request → DNS , DNS → DNS Response → Internet , DNS → Domain Registration/Delegation → GSLB → Secondary (Inactive) → (A data center, B data center) Health Check → Firewall → Security Group : Subnet - VM, VM ... / Security Group : Subnet - VM, VM ... → B Data center

Key Features

  • GSLB creation/management

    - Register resource and port data
    - Multiple resources may be registered in one GSLB

  • Distribution algorithm selection

    - Ratio : Distribute traffic in proportion to weight by resources
    - Round Robin : Distribute traffic evenly using a round-robin approach

  • Health check setting

    - Interval, service timeout, and probe timeout setting
    - Protocol setting (ICMP, TCP, HTTP, HTTPS) and service port setting

Pricing

    • Billing
    • Domain : Time of domain record usage set on GSLB
    • Health check resources : Time of resource usage after specifying the health check settings
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