Load Balancing Digest

Archive for September, 2008

18 Sep

Press Release: Barracuda Launches Link Load Balancer

Barracuda sent me this press release, announcing a new link load balancer product (allowing an SMB to make use of multiple connections to the Internet).

Barracuda Networks Launches Barracuda Link balancer
New Product Line Routes and Manages Traffic Across Multiple Internet Connections

INTEROP NY, New York, Sept. 17, 2008 – (Booth # 847) Barracuda [...]

16 Sep

Virtual Press Conference: Radware’s new VirtualDirector

Radware was kind enough to send me a headsup regarding their virtual press conference that announces their VirtualDirector product.
You can take a look at it this week at: http://www.radware.com/virtualpressconference.

15 Sep

Mega Proxy Not So Mega, Akshually

Apologies for the LOLcatspeak.  I’m incapable of helping myself.
The driving force behind Layer 7 persistence (keeping an individual user tied to a specific server in a server group based on HTTP headers instead of IP address) was the dreaded AOL Megaproxy issue.  AOL had the nasty little tendancy of routing all web traffic through a [...]

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