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Static load balancing techniques are commonly centralized around a router, or [[Master/slave (technology)|Master]], which distributes the loads and optimizes the performance function. This minimization can take into account information related to the tasks to be distributed, and derive an expected execution time.
The advantage of static algorithms is that they are easy to set up and extremely efficient in the case of fairly regular tasks (such as processing [[HTTP]] requests from a website). However, there is still some statistical variance in the assignment of tasks which can lead to the overloading of some computing units.
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