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Introduction<\/h1>\n

Azure Load Balancer is a highly available and scalable load balancing service provided by Microsoft Azure to distribute incoming internet traffic across multiple virtual machines or cloud services. With the use of Azure Load Balancer, we can efficiently handle high traffic loads and prevent downtime for our cloud application. In this tutorial, we will implement Azure Load Balancer for web traffic to ensure high availability, scalability, and the distribution of traffic across multiple virtual machines.<\/p>\n

Prerequisites<\/h2>\n

Before implementing Azure Load Balancer, we need to ensure the following prerequisites:<\/p>\n