👉 A proxy fluid, often used in the context of cloud computing and data management, is a secondary or stand-in resource that mimics the functionality of the primary resource it represents. This proxy can be a database, storage system, or any other critical service that the primary resource provides. When a request is made to access the proxy fluid, it routes the request to the underlying primary resource, which then processes the request and returns the result. This mechanism allows for load balancing, redundancy, and improved performance by distributing the workload across multiple instances of the proxy fluid. It also enables efficient resource utilization and quick failover in case the primary resource becomes unavailable, ensuring continuous service availability.
