Load Balancer

About Load Balancer

Requests stream into a balancer and fan out to backend nodes whose load bars fill, then one node drops and traffic reroutes around it.

Part of Networks & AI. Runs 10 seconds by default, exports in 16:9, 9:16, 1:1 and 4:5, as MP4 or transparent WebM up to 8K.

Related animations

  • Containers pop into their nodes one by one as load climbs, the running count keeping pace, then drain away when it falls.

  • Isometric tiers drop into a stack one after another, each labelled with its layer, then a request runs down through them.

  • Your own log lines print one after another in a terminal panel with a blinking caret and a progress bar filling underneath.

  • A labelled node graph builds itself edge by edge with arrowed links, then packets run the routes between agents.

  • A glowing assistant orb moves through idle, listening, thinking and speaking, its waveform rising and falling with each state.

  • A metric traces along inside its normal band until one reading spikes clear of it and gets ringed and flagged.

  • A request packet carries the endpoint across to the API, the server pulses while it works, and the response returns with its status.

  • Each word in turn attends to the others, its links thickening with the weight it gives them as the heads cycle through.