This review compares load balancing methods in distributed systems, highlighting scalability and resource utilization implications.
Scalability is a critical requirement for distributed systems, especially as the number of users and their demands grow. This paper reviews and compares various load balancing techniques, which are essential for ensuring efficient server resource utilization. We examine both static and dynamic load balancing methods, highlighting their properties, operational procedures, advantages, and limitations. A comparative analysis is provided to assist in selecting the appropriate technique for different application scenarios.
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Nahla Flayyih Hasani (2025) studied this question.
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