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welcome to the part 7 of the runtime fabric Series in this video we will configure Network load balancer for the appliance RTF this is the current topology of our RTF cluster we configured an Ingress to allow external traffic to access our mule applications hosted in the form of pods in the worker nodes the external requests are now being rooted through the Ingress controller to the mule pods the Ingress is a layer 7 load balancer and can balance the load between multiple replicas of the same application from pods or worker point of view we have load balancing provided by Ingress but what if we have multiple controllers for example letamp;#39;s have three controller now always remember controllers should be audit number now who would balance the requests among the controllers one approach could be DNS load balancing basically you associate the IP addresses of the controller nodes to a single domain and the DNS would randomly result to one of the IP but itamp;#39;s not a good approach
