Load balancing configuration indicates that more than one load balancing server exists working at all times to handle the load/requests in an active-active configuration.
<h3>What is an active-passive configuration?</h3>
Active/passive failover configurations provide a fully redundant instance of each node that exits got online only if its associated primary node falls.
In Active/Standby Configuration, only one node exists in active mode while the other exists in standby mode. When an issue exists recognized on the Active system, the standby node will take the position of the active node without any differences on the last state until such time the problem exists resolved.
In an active/active failover configuration, two or more additional database nodes exist clustered together to supply a common service to applications. Unlike active/passive failover configurations, all nodes of an active/active failover configuration exist actively processing transactions.
Therefore, the correct answer is option A. Active-active.
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The complete question is:
Which type of load balancing configuration means that more than one load balancing server is working at all times to handle the load/requests as they come in?
A. Active-active
B. Cooperative-sharing
C. Equal Partner
D. Proactive-colleague
