Final answer:
The content-based load balancer can make decisions based on HTTP paths while the other load balancers distribute requests based on different algorithms.
Step-by-step explanation:
The content-based load balancer can make decisions based on HTTP paths. This type of load balancer evaluates the incoming HTTP request and directs it to the appropriate backend server based on the path specified in the request. For example, if a request comes in with a path '/api', the content-based load balancer can direct the request to a backend server that handles API requests.
On the other hand, the round-robin load balancer, least connections load balancer, and weighted round-robin load balancer distribute incoming requests among backend servers based on different algorithms but do not specifically consider the HTTP paths.