If you are taking full routes you can do manual traffic engineering (localpref certain as-paths higher/lower between the two links). There are also commercial products that will do this automatically for you (Avaya CNA, Internap FCP etc).
If you have connections to differnt ISPs and cannot take full routes then requesting partial routes and/or filtering received routes may enable you to do some path based TE. If you have multiple links to the same ISP you can set maximum-paths for bgp to install multiple next-hops for the same path in the fib. - Kevin Dracul wrote:
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