Load Balancers

Generated on 7 Oct 2025

DigitalOcean fully manages Regional Load Balancers and Global Load Balancers, ensuring they are highly available load balancing services. Load balancers distribute traffic to groups of backend resources in specific regions or across different regions, which prevents the health of a service from depending on the health of a single server, cluster, or region.

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Getting Started

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How-Tos

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Reference

API and CLI reference documentation for managing Load Balancers, including example requests and available parameters.

Concepts

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Details

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Support

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Latest Updates

27 March 2025

28 February 2025

12 December 2024

For more information, see all Load Balancers release notes.

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