The alumni development office at your university uses specialized software that can be accessed from two different servers. The
software sometimes experiences slowdowns because it is used by the main alumni development office and by alumni development officers in every department throughout the university. What can you do to help reduce the periodic slowdowns by evenly distributing access of this software between the two servers?
According to my experience in Information Technology and Networking it can be said that based on the information provided the best solution would be to set up a Round-Robin DNS. This term refers to a technique used to balance the load on a server, where a client request is sent to each server one at a time, and then the system repeats the process from the top of the request list. This prevents the server from being drowned in a sea of simultaneous requests.
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