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Added Load Balancer Docs File #222

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Hi @Ujjwal2421, thanks for your PR. Since this repository is specific to cli commands, we would like a short description of LoadBalancers and then examples of how to use loadbalancer CLI commands. (Refer to the Teams cli commands for example). You can check which lb commands exist by running civo lb --help. Make sure your civo CLI is using the latest version (Check civo version).

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## Load Balancers

Civo Load Balancers are external to custer, but created and managed as part of cluster's service definitions. In terms of Kubernetes, a Civo Load Balancer is a Service object with rules much like other Service objects in Kubernetes, a Civo Load Balancer is a service object with rules much like other Service type objects in Kubernetes, with a key difference that its state is handled by Cloud Controller MAnnager.
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Civo Load Balancers are external to custer, but created and managed as part of cluster's service definitions. In terms of Kubernetes, a Civo Load Balancer is a Service object with rules much like other Service objects in Kubernetes, a Civo Load Balancer is a service object with rules much like other Service type objects in Kubernetes, with a key difference that its state is handled by Cloud Controller MAnnager.
Civo Load Balancers are external to cluster, but created and managed as part of cluster's service definitions. In terms of Kubernetes, a Civo Load Balancer is a Service object with rules much like other Service objects in Kubernetes, with a key difference that its state is handled by Cloud Controller Manager (CCM).


Civo Load Balancers are external to custer, but created and managed as part of cluster's service definitions. In terms of Kubernetes, a Civo Load Balancer is a Service object with rules much like other Service objects in Kubernetes, a Civo Load Balancer is a service object with rules much like other Service type objects in Kubernetes, with a key difference that its state is handled by Cloud Controller MAnnager.

#### Load Balancer configuration options
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Anything below line 1015 is not required as mentioned in #222 (comment)

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Hello @haardikdharma10 I am working on making a proper doc file for Load Balancers.

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