Elastic Load Balancing
Amazon Web Services
π‘ Pick it for deep AWS integration, autoscaling, and multiple managed load-balancing types.
Elastic Load Balancing routes application traffic across Amazon EC2 instances, containers, IP addresses, and Lambda targets. It is aimed at AWS teams...
Pros
- Broader AWS integration than Total Uptime
- Supports application, network, and gateway load-balancing models
- Scales automatically across AWS Availability Zones
Cons
- More complex pricing than Total Uptime's managed-service model
- Best fit requires committing application infrastructure to AWS
- Configuration can be difficult for smaller teams
Pay-as-you-go; varies by load-balancer type and usage