Round Robin is a simple and commonly used strategy in load balancing. Imagine you have multiple servers and want to distribute incoming requests, like website visitors or app users, evenly among these servers to ensure they share the workload fairly. With Round Robin, each new request is sent to the next server in line. It's like having a list of servers; the first request goes to the first server, the second request to the second server, and so on. When it reaches the end of the list, it starts over from the beginning. It works in First in first out method
This method ensures that all servers get a turn to handle requests, preventing one server from getting overwhelmed while others are underutilized. It's a straightforward way to balance the load across multiple servers in a round-robin fashion, hence the name
