Complete the code to identify the OSI layer used by Layer 4 load balancers.
Layer 4 load balancers operate at the [1] layer of the OSI model.
Layer 4 load balancers work at the Transport layer, handling TCP/UDP traffic without inspecting the content.
Complete the code to specify the main feature of Layer 7 load balancers.
Layer 7 load balancers can make routing decisions based on [1] data like HTTP headers and cookies.
Layer 7 load balancers inspect application-level data such as HTTP headers to route requests intelligently.
Fix the error in the statement about Layer 4 load balancers.
Layer 4 load balancers route traffic based on [1] addresses and port numbers without inspecting the payload.
Layer 4 load balancers use IP addresses and port numbers to route traffic, not MAC addresses or application data.
Fill both blanks to complete the comparison between Layer 4 and Layer 7 load balancers.
Layer 4 load balancers are faster because they operate at the [1] layer, while Layer 7 load balancers provide more [2] by inspecting application data.
Layer 4 load balancers operate at the Transport layer, making them faster. Layer 7 load balancers offer more flexibility by inspecting application data.
Fill all three blanks to complete the description of load balancer features.
A Layer 4 load balancer uses [1] and [2] to route traffic, while a Layer 7 load balancer can route based on [3] like URL paths.
Layer 4 load balancers route using IP addresses and port numbers. Layer 7 load balancers route based on application data such as URL paths.