Microsoft Azure Administrator Associate AZ-104 Practice Question

Setting up an Azure Public Load Balancer allows you to distribute incoming internet traffic evenly across the web servers in the backend pool. It provides a single public-facing endpoint without exposing the individual web servers directly to the internet, enhancing security. An Internal Load Balancer is designed for internal traffic within a virtual network or from on-premises networks, not for internet-facing applications. Assigning internet-facing addresses to each web server and using round-robin DNS is less secure, does not provide health monitoring, and lacks efficient load balancing features. Deploying an Azure Application Gateway is a valid option but includes additional features like web application firewall and SSL termination, which may not be necessary in this scenario and could introduce unnecessary complexity and cost.