Balancing the Load 
Load balancing allows you to get the most out of your servers by evenly distributing the load across systems.
There are three types of load balancing for SAP workload that can be used with SAP CPS.
CCMS load balancing - as available with CCMS. This uses a round-robin approach, which is not optimal when the application servers are not equal in size or configuration. No further settings need to be changed in SAP CPS.
XAL load balancing - SAP CPS uses the XAL monitoring data to distribute the load across SAP Systems. XAL data can be up to 5 minutes old.
Agent load balancing for SAP - SAP CPS uses near-real-time monitoring data from a platform agent running on the SAP application server.
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XAL load balancing and Agent load balancing for SAP require the Module.LoadBalancing license key.
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Agent load balancing for SAP also requires an additional process server per SAP application server in your ProcessServerService.External.limit license key.
For load balancing OS jobs across platform process servers (see the documentation shipped with SAP CPS for more information on this feature) there are two options:
job count load balancing - is the default option if no load factors are defined for the process servers. The system sends new jobs to the process server with the least amount of running jobs.
OS metric load balancing - uses near-real-time monitoring data from the platform agents to decide where to run the job.
More detail on how to set up and use load balancing can be found in:
Agent Load Balancing for SAP (see the documentation shipped with SAP CPS for more information on this feature)
Configuring Load Balancing on Platform Agents (see the documentation shipped with SAP CPS for more information on this feature)