# Which load balancing option works best for a hybrid cloud setup where some traffic runs on-premise and the rest goes through AWS or Azure?

        

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<p>In my experience the load balancer on either side is rarely the hard part, it's the network path between on-prem and the cloud that bites, the VPN or peering link and health checks that have to work across it. That's usually where a hybrid setup breaks, not the on-prem or cloud side on its own. What made it easier for us was running one tool with the same config in both places instead of stitching two native ones together. HAProxy was good for that, the same config worked whether the backend sat on-prem or in AWS, so there was no separate logic to keep in sync. Go with each cloud's native load balancer plus something separate on-prem and you end up maintaining two sets of rules, and the drift between them becomes its own problem.</p>

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