Organizations that deploy on-premises or public load balancer services often encounter challenges such as organically mixing production and non-production environments, omitting High Availability (HA) configurations, and lacking proper management, reporting, and access controls. These gaps can lead to performance issues and security vulnerabilities.

To address these concerns, a well-defined Service Architecture should focus explicitly on the load balancing platform. This approach can provide scalability, establish clear Role-Based Access Controls (RBAC) for managing the platform, and ensure the implementation of firewall access control rules. Such measures enable network segmentation and support a Zero Trust Network Architecture (ZTNA). By emphasizing these areas, organizations can improve platform management, ensure security, and optimize performance while preparing for future growth.

Use Case about the log broker service.