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Tencent Cloud Network

Yes, a load balancer can typically be bound to machines in other VPCs, depending on the cloud provider's network architecture and configuration. This is often achieved through **VPC peering**, **private networking**, or **cross-VPC connectivity** features.  

For example, in Tencent Cloud, you can use **VPC Peering Connection** to link two VPCs within the same region or across regions. Once the peering is established, the load balancer in one VPC can distribute traffic to backend servers in the peered VPC.  

**Example:**  
- **Scenario:** You have a web application hosted in VPC A (with the load balancer) and database servers in VPC B.  
- **Solution:** Create a VPC Peering Connection between VPC A and VPC B. Configure the load balancer in VPC A to route traffic to the database servers in VPC B by allowing the necessary security group and route table rules.  

In Tencent Cloud, services like **CLB (Cloud Load Balancer)** support cross-VPC backend binding when proper network connectivity is configured. Additionally, **Tencent Cloud Private Network (VPC)** and **Peering Connection** ensure secure and low-latency communication between VPCs.

Yes, a load balancer can typically be bound to machines in other VPCs, depending on the cloud provider's network architecture and configuration. This is often achieved through VPC peering, private networking, or cross-VPC connectivity features.  
For example, in Tencent Cloud, you can use VPC Peering Connection to link two VPCs within the same region or across regions. Once the peering is

Can the load balancer be bound to machines in other VPCs?

Yes, a load balancer can typically be bound to machines in other VPCs, depending on the cloud provider's network architecture and configuration. This is often achieved through VPC peering, private net...