Layer 4 vs. Layer 7 Load Balancing: What's the Difference and Which One Do I Need?

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.

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

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Load Balancing Algorithms Explained

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

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

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