Actually very few services uses this kind of load balancing without relying on another service that does it for them.
If you're going to find patterns to decide what to block then you first need to make sure you receive all the traffic. If a single entry point can't handle it, well, then you need to load balance the incoming traffic.
If you're going to find patterns to decide what to block then you first need to make sure you receive all the traffic. If a single entry point can't handle it, well, then you need to load balance the incoming traffic.