Tag: Load Balancing

Learn how to enhance the security of your applications and APIs with LoadMaster.

Many are confused about the differences between a reverse proxy and a load balancer.

Adopting a unified DevOps and NetOps approach across data centers and public cloud environments is imperative to have a highly scalable, ultrareliable and secure load balancing architecture strategy.

This blog provides a high-level overview on How Global Server Load Balancing (GSLB) defeats application downtime.

Progress Kemp LoadMaster was certified at the collaborative Protection Profile for Network Devices Version 2.2e in January 2023. This Common Criteria certification is the latest in a long list of features and reasons why LoadMaster is the best choice for many organizations.

Load balancing for web applications is essential to deliver a good application experience Load balancing algorithms operate using techniques that map to the conceptual layers of a network stack. Most load balancer functions can be mapped to activities at Layers 4 & 7 of the OSI stack. This blog outlines of comparison of each type.

Keeping these applications online and responsive is vital to all organizations. Maximizing application availability is foundational to delivering a good user experience for staff and customers.

Today's complex IT infrastructure require comprehensive load balancing strategies.

Read more about Web Application Firewall to protect your applications from cyber attacks.

Read more about load balancers and number of algorithms to deliver improved performance.

This blog will run through creating dashboards in the ELK (Elasticsearch, Logstash, Kibana) Stack to gain further insight into the LoadMaster WAF (Web Application Firewall). ELK Stack The ELK Stack …

Kemp Technologies is delighted to announce the availability of the Kemp LoadMaster Content Rule Builder tool.

As the adoption of cloud continues to grow in the enterprise and small organizations alike, some challenges are presented on how to leverage the same set of credentials for protecting both the cloud native and legacy applications. When it comes to Microsoft Azure, most of the cloud native applications include seamless integration with Azure AD with added support for Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) to secure these solutions.

In these challenging times, government, healthcare, and educational institutions (as well as businesses and organizations in all segments of the global economy) are struggling to keep up with the demands …