👉 Load computing, also known as elastic load balancing or dynamic load distribution, is a method of distributing computational tasks across multiple servers or resources in real-time to optimize resource utilization, maximize throughput, and minimize response time. Unlike static load balancing, which assigns tasks based on pre-defined rules, load computing dynamically adjusts the distribution of workloads as demand fluctuates. This approach ensures that no single server becomes a bottleneck, improving system efficiency and reliability. By intelligently routing tasks to the most available and capable resources, load computing enhances performance and scalability in cloud and distributed computing environments.
