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LoadMind : AI-Powered Load Balancer and Traffic Management System for High-Traffic Portals

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Jun 2026

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Pranav Sabale

Department of Computer Engineering

Sinhgad Academy of Engineering, Pune

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A.N.Adapanawar

Department of Computer Engineering

Sinhgad Academy of Engineering, Pune

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Saurabh Ghule

Department of Computer Engineering

Sinhgad Academy of Engineering, Pune

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Onkar Gadakh

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Sinhgad Academy of Engineering, Pune

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Prathamesh Kakde

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Abstract

The rapid growth of digital services has significantly increased the demand for reliable traffic management solutions. High-traffic web portals, such as ticket booking platforms or examination result websites, often experience sudden traffic surges leading to server overload and event loop lockups. Traditional load balancing techniques distribute traffic reactively, often failing to allocate resources before a crash occurs. This paper presents LoadMind, an intelligent Load Balancer and Traffic Management System designed to optimize resource utilization and ensure high availability. The proposed system integrates algorithmic rate-of-change traffic forecasting, real-time CPU telemetry monitoring, and dynamic autoscaling via NGINX and Node.js. By analyzing the velocity of CPU load spikes in real-time, LoadMind’s intelligent manager dynamically provisions backup server instances before the primary node reaches failure thresholds, ensuring seamless traffic distribution and zero downtime.

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Load Balancing Predictive Autoscaling NGINX Node.js Traffic Management Telemetry Monitoring Event Loop Optimization.

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Pranav Sabale, A.N.Adapanawar, Saurabh Ghule, Onkar Gadakh, Prathamesh Kakde, "LoadMind : AI-Powered Load Balancer and Traffic Management System for High-Traffic Portals," International Journal of Scientific Research in Engineering and Management, vol. 10, no. 6, pp. 1-5, Jun 2026. https://doi.org/10.55041/IJSREM65491

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The LoadMind system successfully demonstrates a highly efficient, lightweight approach to traffic management and  infrastructure  resilience.        By replacing computationally heavy machine learning models with an algorithmic CPU load-velocity tracking          mechanism, the       system    achieves millisecond-level predictive  autoscaling.       The integration of NGINX as a dynamic reverse proxy, combined with Node.js worker nodes and OS-level child process orchestration, ensures that severe HTTP floods are autonomously distributed before single-threaded event loops become unresponsive. Furthermore, the implementation of a real-time telemetry dashboard provides system administrators with unprecedented visual control over cluster health. The ongoing integration of interactive threshold configurations, an embedded AI assistant bot    for  operator  guidance,   and a      global documentation portal significantly elevates the system from a  localized load  balancer      to  a comprehensive, user-centric traffic management suite. Ultimately, LoadMind proves that proactive, algorithmic resource orchestration can effectively eliminate downtime, optimize hardware utilization, and maintain a seamless user experience during unpredictable and catastrophic traffic surges.

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