Round Robin: Incoming requests are distributed sequentially to each server or resource in a rotating manner, ensuring an equal distribution of traffic across all servers or resources

Least Connection: Incoming requests are distributed to the server or resource with the least number of active connections, ensuring that the server or resource with the least load receives new requests.

Source IP Affinity: Incoming requests from the same client IP address are directed to the same server or resource, ensuring that requests from a specific client are consistently handled by the same server or resource.

Weighted Round Robin: Incoming requests are distributed based on predefined weights assigned to each server or resource, allowing for different traffic distribution ratios based on server or resource capacity or capability.

Adaptive Load Balancing: Load balancing algorithms dynamically adjust the distribution of traffic based on real-time monitoring of server or resource health, performance, or other metrics, ensuring optimal resource utilization and system performance.