What type of traffic does Active-Active application traffic forwarding handle?

Active-Active application traffic forwarding is designed to optimize resource utilization and performance by distributing the traffic across multiple active paths. This approach allows for load balancing, where network resources are used more efficiently by managing traffic across multiple connections or routes concurrently.

By handling load-balanced traffic, Active-Active configurations can improve throughput, reduce latency, and enhance redundancy because if one path fails, the traffic can be rerouted seamlessly to other active paths without significant disruption. This method contrasts with scenarios where traffic might be restricted to a single path or only involve prioritizing certain types of traffic, which would not fully utilize available resources to the same extent.