What is the difference between a hardware and a virtual load balancer?
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“A hardware load balancer runs on a dedicated physical appliance in your data center, while a virtual load balancer runs as a virtual machine on a hypervisor or in the cloud. Hardware gives you fixed, predictable capacity and physical isolation, which suits on-premises environments and steady, high-volume traffic.”
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