How many back-ends can I have in my load-balanced cluster?

Zeus Load Balancer is designed to be as scalable as possible and makes extremely efficient use of your hardware. Essentially, the only limit to the number of clustered servers will be based on your Operating System and hardware, though in terms of ease of management, a cluster of 200 servers is a reasonable limit.

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