How do you use a Traffic Manager, and how does this differ from a load balancer?

When presented with a question that asks you to compare two technical features of a website, you should first respond by explaining what each of these does. You can then proceed to discuss their differences. Your response should indicate that while both technical features are useful, they need to be employed for a specific purpose. Your answer may also include all of these features complement each other and can be used to achieve a common objective.

"The purpose of Traffic Manager is directing web client requests to the most appropriate web resource by using a Domain Name Server, or DNS. A load balancer examines the health of the endpoints and then applies a traffic-routing method to distribute the traffic. Both are useful in expediting a user's request to the appropriate resources, but only the load balancer ensures the website's overall performance is optimized. If you combine the two while employing virtual machines to host the website, you get exceptional user experiences, global traffic management, and local failover to ensure continuous access to the website's resources."