I will explain in detail how load balancing works in cloud computing:
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A load balancer sits between the user and a group of servers.
 
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When the user makes a request, then the load balancer determines which server will serve it.
 
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It takes into account geographical distance and server load with an algorithm to distribute the requests fairly.
 
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This distribution ensures that no single server is overloaded and that every server receives an equal share of the traffic.
 
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Balancing all the requests has improved the service's stability and performance.
 
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