Joshua Turnbull
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My objective is to offer an opinion on the complexities of their pooled license and highlight some important considerations to be aware of.
My objective is to offer an opinion on the complexities of their pooled license and highlight some important considerations to be aware of.
Once the Portal has a correctly configured Shuttle, it is then able to securely communicate with your Kemp.
OK, so I probably should have read the manual first... But what kind of engineer does that?!
F5 BIG-IP is a great product, with great features. The flip side of this, however, is that its complexity means it can require specialist skills to successfully update.
F5 BIG-IP is a great product, with great features. The flip side of this, however, is that its complexity means it can require specialist skills to successfully deploy and maintain.
There are so many benefits to moving away from the F5 LTM i2600, you'd be crazy not to at least explore your options.
At the very least, this blog should save you hours of Googling!
Citrix NetScaler is a great product, with great features. The flip side of this, however, is that its complexity means it can require specialist skills to successfully deploy and maintain.
Maintenance, features, or a CVE are all good reasons to upgrade your NetScaler appliance. However, as with any complex task undertaken for the first time, it can get a little confusing.
I built a parallel Loadbalancer Enterprise configuration alongside the existing Citrix NetScaler load balancer.
To save you some time, here's a quick summary of how F5, Progress Kemp, and Loadbalancer.org compare on the big three: price, features, and ease of use.
Typically, Citrix NetScaler customers have a few hundred load-balanced clusters, with 3+ Gbps and 10,000+ SSL transactions per second (TPS). Whereas your typical Kemp customer will have 2-5 load balanced clusters with less than 100 Mbps throughput and less than 5 SSL TPS.
You can check directly what customers having been telling Gartner about Loadbalancer.org, JetNexus, Barracuda Networks and Kemp Technologies on the new Peer Insights platform.
If you are trying to decide which load balancer product is right for your business, you’ve probably already discovered that it’s a market of two extremes.