What is NOT a use case for PSM Load Balancing?

Static resource allocation is not a use case for PSM (Privileged Session Manager) Load Balancing because PSM Load Balancing is designed to enhance the overall performance, availability, and reliability of session management in a network. Its primary purposes include optimizing performance in a load-balanced environment by distributing traffic across multiple servers, providing fault tolerance by enabling continued operations in case of server failure, and facilitating disaster recovery processes by allowing redundancy and failover capabilities.

In contrast, static resource allocation pertains to the fixed assignment of resources that does not adapt based on demand or server load. Load balancing, by its nature, is dynamic and seeks to allocate resources based on current usage, ensuring that no single server is overwhelmed while others remain idle. Therefore, static resource allocation does not align with the principles or objectives of implementing PSM Load Balancing.