In this example we have an active load balancer that distributes connections evenly to a group of web servers in the back end.
The Second load balancer is waiting for the event where the primary load balancer fails. If this where to occur the secondary
load balancer would take state of all the connections and continue to route traffic as normal. The clients would not
have even known there was a failure.
Load balance scenario two
As functioning the same as Scenario one except "Server 2" and "Server 4" have less RAM and less CPU Speed as "Server 1" and
"Server 3". In this case we would instruct the load balancer to distribute less connections to Server 2 and 4 thus
keeping each server at optimum load capacity.
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