How to Set Up DNS Load Balancing
DNS records can provide a way of building a simple load balancer to distribute site visitors across several IP addresses, each one serving identical content. If more than one IP address is connected to a site, visitors will be sent to one of the connected IP addresses in order. Although this is a helpful way to serve more visitors and prevent the site from going down if one server fails, DNS load balancing remains a very simple algorithm that does not account for geography, network congestions, or user IP address (among others).
To setup DNS Load balancing fill out the site’s A records with @ in the hostname, directing users to the main domain, and with the correct IP in the IP Address field. Your set up should look something like this:
