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A Network Load Balancer is designed for handling low-level TCP/UDP traffic and can distribute traffic efficiently based on IP protocol and port numbers. VoIP applications typically rely on UDP traffic and need to handle high-throughput and low-latency traffic, which makes the Network Load Balancer the most suitable for this use cas
TCP/SSL Proxy Load Balancing is a type of load balancing that is designed for applications that use the TCP protocol and require SSL/TLS encryption. This type of load balancer is ideal for internet-facing applications, such as VOIP applications, that require high levels of security and performance. The other options are incorrect because: A. HTTP(s) load balancer is designed for applications that use the HTTP or HTTPS protocol. B. Network load balancer is designed for applications that use the TCP or UDP protocol. C. Internal TCP/UDP load balancer is designed for applications that use the TCP or UDP protocol and are not exposed to the internet. Therefore, the best option for load balancing an internet-facing, standard VOIP application is a TCP/SSL proxy load balancer.
Public facing (external) passthrough network load balancer