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What is Network Load Balancer?
A Network Load Balancer (NLB) distributes network traffic to multiple servers in order to improve application availability and scalability. Operating at the transport layer (Layer 4), it can handle millions of requests per second while maintaining ultra-low latencies. NLBs are commonly used for load balancing TCP, UDP, and TLS traffic where high performance and low latency are critical.
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Security Architect
22 Security Architect jobs mention Network Load Balancer
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Content Marketing
18 Content Marketing jobs mention Network Load Balancer
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Network Engineer
49 Network Engineer jobs mention Network Load Balancer
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DevOps Engineer
38 DevOps Engineer jobs mention Network Load Balancer
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Security Engineer
40 Security Engineer jobs mention Network Load Balancer
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Northern Trust
Finance and Insurance
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Professional Services
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UOB
Finance and Insurance
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