This project implements a microservices load balancer using Flask, designed to handle dynamic configuration updates, support multiple load balancing algorithms, provide HTTPS to microservices, implement circuit breakers and retries, offer a clean web UI, and support WebSocket and HTTP/2 protocols.

1. Load Balancing Algorithms: Implements Round Robin, Least Connections, and Weighted Round Robin algorithms.

2. Dynamic Configuration: Dynamically updates configuration without requiring restarts.

3. Health Checks: Implements health checks to direct traffic only to healthy servers.

4. Scalability: Designed to scale horizontally, supporting auto-discovery of new servers and dynamic configuration updates.

5. Logging and Monitoring: Provides logging to track requests, responses, and server health. Integrates with monitoring tools for performance insights.

6. Security: Ensures secure handling of traffic, supporting SSL termination and security protocols.

7. Circuit Breakers and Retries: Implements circuit breakers and retry mechanisms for enhanced reliability. WebSocket and HTTP/2 Support:

8. Supports WebSocket and HTTP/2 protocols for diverse microservices communication.

• Installation: pip install Flask
• Run the Flask App: python app.py
• Configuration: Update configuration dynamically using the /update-config endpoint.
• Web UI: Access the web UI at http://localhost:5000.

• Processing Requests: Send requests to the load balancer endpoint (/) for load-balanced processing.
• Health Checks: Check the health of the load balancer at /health.
• Updating Configuration: Use the /update-config endpoint to dynamically add or remove servers.

Fork the repository. Create a new branch (git checkout -b feature/new-feature). Commit your changes (git commit -m 'Add new feature'). Push to the branch (git push origin feature/new-feature). Open a pull request.

This project is licensed under the MIT License.