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I may even use your question as a post so that it may help others (anonymous, if you so choose).
Note: Just a quick disclaimer here, I worked for KEMP in 2006. I’m still Mr. Neutral when it comes to these devices, but I wanted to make sure there was full disclosure. As with all reviews, I receive no payment whatsoever for reviews. Only a big suitcase full of $100s would change that.
KEMP LoadMaster 1500
KEMP [...]
Coyote Point recently announced the release of their 8.0 Equalizer code for their load balancer/application delivery line. Coyote Point was kind enough to hook me up with a preview release of the 8.0 code, and I loaded it up on a pair of e350si’s and walked it through its paces to see what’s changed.
Functionally speaking, [...]
Stagnant for several years, lately the load balancer/application delivery controller market has seen new life, with several existing vendors making renewed pushes, at least one vendor pulling out (Juniper), and a completely new vendor, A10 Networks.
Founded by Lee Chen, co-founder of Foundry Networks, A10 Networks first came out with a network ID product called IDsentrie. [...]
Starting with the next post, lbdigest.com will be doing a series of product reviews. Just like any other industry publication, these reviews will be arranged with the individual vendors, and no money will be accepted from the vendors for the review. (Unless the amount of money will completely fill up a suitcase with [...]
Looking for a product comparison of server load balancers? Then check out this site, which was brought to my attention last week. It’s a feature comparison of three of the popular load balancers in this low-cost SLB space: Coyote Point, KEMP, and Barracuda. I’m not sure who did this, but it [...]
