The Nexqloud Advantage: When to Use Each Technology

Information about when to use each NexQloud technology

Architectural Comparison: A Side-by-Side View

Side-by-side comparison of architectural approaches

A Complementary, Not Competitive, Relationship

How NexQloud technologies complement rather than compete

Your Partner in Architectural Design

NexQloud's role as a partner in architectural design

Summary: Making the Strategic ChoiceYour Partner in Architectural Design

Strategic guidance for choosing the right architectural approach

NexQloud Knowledge Base

Discover tailored support solutions designed to help you succeed with NexQloud, no matter your question or challenge.

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TOPICS

What storage options are available for DC2 VMs (SSD, HDD, network storage)?

What load balancing and high availability options are supported?

Can I attach additional storage volumes and configure RAID?

How do I configure networking, security groups, and firewall rules?

What load balancing and high availability options are supported?

DC2 load balancing and high availability features leverage the inherent advantages of decentralized infrastructure to provide superior resilience and performance compared to traditional cloud load balancing solutions. Our distributed architecture enables load balancing strategies that span multiple providers and geographic regions while maintaining cost-effectiveness and operational simplicity. This comprehensive availability framework ensures application resilience while benefiting from the cost advantages and performance optimization available through decentralized cloud computing.

High availability in DC2 extends beyond traditional redundancy to include geographic distribution, provider diversity, and intelligent failover that provides resilience against various failure scenarios including regional outages and provider-specific issues. This multi-layered availability approach ensures superior uptime compared to single-provider solutions.

Load Balancing Options:

Application Load Balancers: Layer 7 load balancing with [Information Needed - supported protocols, SSL termination, and routing capabilities]
Network Load Balancers: High-performance Layer 4 load balancing with [Information Needed - throughput specifications and connection handling capabilities]
Global Load Balancing: Geographic load distribution with [Information Needed - DNS-based routing, geographic failover, and latency optimization]
Internal Load Balancing: Private load balancing for [Information Needed - internal traffic distribution and service mesh integration]

High Availability Architecture:

Comprehensive HA features include [Information Needed - multi-zone deployment, automatic failover, and health monitoring capabilities] with intelligent resource placement and [Information Needed - disaster recovery and business continuity features].

Enterprise Availability Solutions:

Enterprise customers receive enhanced availability including [Information Needed - enterprise HA features such as dedicated infrastructure, custom availability policies, and SLA guarantees] with comprehensive availability consulting and [Information Needed - availability architecture design and optimization services].