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Andrew first started working in Information Technology retail and support in 1989. His first experience of a modem was a 1200/75 baud, way back in 1984. He found Linux in the flavor of slackware on floppy disks and since then has used many distributions. His personal workstation choice now is Arch Linux and embedded distribution is Alpine Linux and he enjoys building and compiling for IOT and embedded devices. He contributes regularly to various mailing lists and to websites

How to create a load balancer SSL/TLS certificates report

How to create a load balancer SSL/TLS certificates report

I should really say that not every request of this type can be turned around on the same day - but we do try!..

How to YAML your load balancer deployment

How to YAML your load balancer deployment

With this, we now have the YAML interface and a method to post the contents!..

How to automate load balancer deployments (API / CLI / JSON / SOAP / PowerShell)

How to automate load balancer deployments (API / CLI / JSON / SOAP / PowerShell)

For our v8.4.1 release we added network, routing and HA functions to LBCLI, allowing you to completely automate the entire deployment from initial power-on to a fully configured HA pair...

How to automate legacy load balancer deployments

How to automate legacy load balancer deployments

Automation is very important for many organisations, which is why it's one of the core features of our upcoming V9 release...

How to configure a DICOM ECHO health check for medical imaging systems

How to configure a DICOM ECHO health check for medical imaging systems

We thought it was important to have a specific health check built into our appliance for the commonly used DICOM protocol (Digital Imaging and Communications in Medicine)...

Shell-shocked by shell shock? I give you "CMD Caret" ^&

Shell-shocked by shell shock? I give you "CMD Caret" ^&

There seems to have been so much hype over the recent bash bug, shell shock! And there were all the people in the Microsoft world thinking YES we are so cool we are NOT affected by it!..