✅ Comment “Design” to get detailed resources on Load Balancers in your DM. Most systems don’t break because of bad code. They break because too many users hit the same place at once. This reel explains load balancers in simple terms: • You start with one server handling all requests. • Traffic grows. That single server becomes a bottleneck. • If it crashes, everything goes down. Single point of failure. • So you add more servers. • A load balancer sits in front and distributes traffic between them. • Now no single machine carries the entire load. • If one server fails, traffic shifts automatically to healthy ones. That’s the core idea. Load balancers aren’t about speed alone. They’re about availability, reliability, and fault tolerance. They decide *who* handles the request so your system can keep running under pressure. Save this if it made load balancing clearer. More system design breakdowns coming soon. #systemdesign #loadbalancing #backendengineering #scalability #software...