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- must be an easy coast thing: heard the term "mad" used today, haven't heard it used in a while. as in "he was giving her mad dirty looks".2012/02/04 12:41
- every time I come to NYC, the percentage of taxis that are crown vics goes down. #endofanuglycarera2012/02/04 12:52
- I just unlocked the Level 4 "Herbivore" badge on @foursquare! High five!
http://t.co/FDOxqDeY2012/02/04 09:50 - getting a lot of twitter spam today2012/02/04 09:47
- my cab driver in a binary accelerator. hits gas, off gas, hits gas, off gas. rather than out constant pressure. makes for nauseating ride.2012/02/04 06:24
- @jaymiek
"shit Canadians say" :)2012/02/04 06:23
- must be an easy coast thing: heard the term "mad" used today, haven't heard it used in a while. as in "he was giving her mad dirty looks".
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I may even use your question as a post so that it may help others (anonymous, if you so choose).
Ask Tony Archive
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Web Application Firewall: What’s In A Name?
Posted on November 12, 2008 | 2 CommentsIn my recent review of KEMP’s new LoadMaster software, which includes Web Application Firewall capabilities, Ofer Shezaf (from breach.com) had this to say in the comments section: Systems supporting only... -
Mega Proxy Not So Mega, Akshually
Posted on September 15, 2008 | 8 CommentsApologies 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... -
New Survey
Posted on June 16, 2008 | No CommentsIt’s been about 6 months since the last load balancing/application delivery survey, so I think it’s high time we did another one. So here’s your chance to contribute to the... -
Cisco CSS Replacements
Posted on February 12, 2008 | No CommentsThere was a post today on the lb-l mailing list asking about alternatives to Cisco’s CSS. This is part of a trend I’ve noticed lately, where people who have an... -
Troubleshoot Any Load Balancing Ailment: End-to-End Connectivity
Posted on December 20, 2007 | 3 CommentsYou’re stumped. There’s a problem with your infrastructure, and you’re not positive what it is. You checked a few things out, but the symptoms befuddle you. You’re pretty sure it’s... -
Think You’re Connected? Think Again
Posted on December 16, 2007 | 1 CommentOne issue that trips up people when diagnosing load balancer problems is they see a connection has been made to a virtual service, so it looks like they’re getting through... -
BIG-IP V4 Test Script
Posted on December 12, 2007 | 2 CommentsWhen I’m diagnosing load balancing issues, there are three really critical tools I use: TCPDump HTTP Header dump (such as Live HTTP Headers) Telnet Yup, telnet. I don’t know about... -
What Application Developers Need To Know About Load Balancers
Posted on November 28, 2007 | 3 CommentsYou’re an application developer. You work in a world of untyped variables, debugging, and hitting reload over, and over, and over, and over again, all in the name of churning... -
PHP and Load Balancers
Posted on November 27, 2007 | No CommentsI got this email today from Don Keller in New Orleans regarding PHP interacting with a load balancer: I read somewhere that the load balancer you run must support sessions,... -
How To Choose A Load Balancer
Posted on November 16, 2007 | 4 CommentsI get a lot of questions on what’s the best load balancer to choose. There are currently over 20 vendors too choose from, so buyers can experience a little bit...
