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An emulator running an emulator, in emulated mode? That's some Inception shit right there. #Dontforgetyourtotem2012/02/08 19:41 - If you're VCP4, you have 3 more weeks to to pass VCP5 without taking class. If you're not sure, take test now to see it. Retake if failed.2012/02/08 14:55
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It's tough. Squeeked by with a 317 (300 required to pass). Very different than VCP4, which was very min/max based.2012/02/08 14:43 - woohoo, vcp5 passed2012/02/08 14:51
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especially for me. I'm enchanted by the sound of my own voice.2012/02/08 13:20 - @minivenus
Or ruin the back and forth pattern the lawn mower made.2012/02/07 19:29
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Load Balancing 101 Archive
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Another Critical Diagnostic Tool
Posted on August 10, 2007 | No CommentsIn my last post, I talked about the venerable tcpdump tool. For load balancing, it’s a critical tool for diagnosing issues. Another tool, equally as critical, is an HTTP header-sniffer.... -
A Tale of Two Markets
Posted on May 22, 2007 | No CommentsIn the beginning, there was but one load balancing/application delivery market, and it was good. A couple of years and one dot-com meltdown later and somehow, unknown to many, we... -
Network World’s Load Balancer Buyer’s Guide
Posted on April 24, 2007 | No CommentsThe buyer’s guide I had mentioned before has gone live on Network World’s site: Server Load Balancing: A Practical Guide. -
SSL Transactions Per Second: What do you need?
Posted on April 23, 2007 | 1 CommentWhen shopping for an SSL acceleration device, whether it’s integrated into a load balancer or a stand-alone device, I’ve noticed people tend to vastly overestimate their needs when it comes... -
The New Server Load Balancing Market
Posted on March 2, 2007 | No CommentsA new breed of customers and vendors are permeating the server load balancing world, represented by users who are new to server load balancing, and vendors who are offering load... -
Load Balancing 101: Load Balancer Power
Posted on February 19, 2007 | 1 CommentThe first step into the realm of load balancing can be among the most confusing, and that’s specing out the hardware requirements. The same performance characteristics important to load balancers... -
Load Balancing 101
Posted on February 17, 2007 | No CommentsLoad balancing can be a very confusing topic for the uninitiated. Those familiar with servers can find the networking aspect perplexing. Those familiar with the networking aspect can find the...

