Overview #
Load balancing is essential for distributing incoming network traffic across multiple backend servers to ensure high availability, reliability, and performance. In iVolve-Cloud, the Load Balancers module consists of three key components:
- Load Balancers – The main entry point that distributes traffic.
- Listeners – Define how traffic is received on the load balancer.
- Pools – A group of backend servers that handle the requests.
A Load Balancer distributes incoming network traffic across multiple backend servers, preventing overload on a single server and ensuring high availability.
List Load Balancers #

The Load Balancers listing page displays the following details:
- Login to iVolve-Cloud.
- Navigate to Providers >> <Provider Name> >> Networking >> Load Balancers. All the existing load balancers will list on this page with following attributes:
- Name – Identifies the load balancer.
- Billing Mode – Specifies the billing type.
- Operation Status – Shows the current operational state.
- Provisioning Status – Displays the provisioning status.
- Actions – Options to manage or delete the load balancer.