Load Balancing Approach in Distributed Systems Explained | Static vs Dynamic | Module 4

#DistributedSystems #LoadBalancing #ComputerScience Load balancing is an important concept in Distributed Systems that ensures workload is distributed evenly across multiple nodes or servers to improve performance and resource utilization. In this video, the Load Balancing Approach in Distributed Systems is explained in a simple and exam-oriented way for engineering students. The lecture covers the definition of load balancing, why load balancing is needed, how it works, and the different types of load balancing approaches. You will also learn the difference between Static Load Balancing and Dynamic Load Balancing, along with practical examples to understand how tasks are distributed among multiple nodes. This lecture is especially useful for students studying Distributed Systems, Computer Science, and Engineering subjects, particularly Module 4: Resource and Process Management. 📚 Topics Covered Introduction to Load Balancing Need for Load Balancing in Distributed Systems How Load Balancing Works Static Load Balancing Dynamic Load Balancing Policies used in Load Balancing Advantages of Load Balancing 🎓 Subject Distributed Systems Module 4 – Resource and Process Management