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It's an (arbitrary) value that represents how "loaded" a signaling proxy server is, so the signaling server can decide which proxy to use when a new publishing request is received.
For now it's the maximum possible bandwidth for the allocated streams (both incoming and outgoing). So yes, for now it's (m*maxstreambitrate + n*maxscreenbitrate)/1024, but that might change in the future.
I'm planing to add metrics to get the current incoming / outgoing bandwidth of proxies if this is what you are looking for.
Is it correct to say that signaling_mcu_backend_load is the maximum load sent to a MCU node, expressed in Kibibit/sec?
It seems that this value is a calculated as
(m*maxstreambitrate + n*maxscreenbitrate)/1024
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