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LOAD BALANCING SERVICES

REDEFINED LOAD BALANCING SERVICES

Load balancing, in networking, is a word that refers to a variety of ways for distributing traffic and workload among multiple servers in a network. In human terms, the concept is straightforward: the more hands available to work, the faster and more efficiently the project is completed, equaling to less work each individual has to perform. As a result, modern systems confront new obstacles, as they must consider not just a single cluster of servers but also communication factors (such as link quality) and the geographic location of remote requesters.

Load balancing has become a significant component in most content delivery jobs as more online organizations seek to use Content Delivery Networks (CDNs).

Workload Distribution
Unrivaled Workload Distribution Architecture
Workload distribution architecture uses IT resources that can be scaled horizontally by combining one or more identical IT resources. This is done with the help of a load balancer, which uses runtime logic to divide the burden among the available IT assets evenly. This approach is often used with distributed virtual servers, cloud storage devices, and cloud services.
Flexibility, Dependability, And Excellent Performance
Our Enterprise hardware load balancer is easy to set up and administer. It enables cost-effective, scalable application delivery in even the most challenging network situations while providing industry-leading, 24/7 consultative service. With simple, unbreakable solutions developed around customer needs, the Protected Harbor Enterprise hardware range ensures that your critical applications are never interrupted.

Protected Harbor’s hardware load balancer is easy to set up and administer. It enables cost-effective, scalable application delivery in even the most challenging network situations while providing industry-leading, 24/7 consultative service.

 

  • At no additional cost, all features are included.
  • Simple to set up and maintain.
  • Unrivaled adaptability.
  • Support with a tier-less consultative approach.
  • Our goal is to ensure that our clients’ operations are never disrupted.
Excellent Performance
Virtual Servers
Standard Procedures
Network Flow Records Inspected Daily
Overcome the Challenges

Protected Harbor offers an industry-leading balance of performance and cost on its series of load balancers. Our virtual load balancers are compatible with a broad range of hypervisors, including VMware, Hyper-V, Xen, and Oracle Virtual Box, and they have the same feature sets as our hardware load balancers.

You can automate your application lifecycle management (ALM) process in multi-vendor environments thanks to this unified platform with visual workflows. Simple to control F5, Nginx Load Balancer Automation.

FLEXIBILITY AND SCALABILITY AS A STANDARD

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A Platform that is Secure, Resilient, and Intelligent 

Enhanced capabilities such as seamless failover, customized health checks, session persistence, WAF (Web Application Firewall), and more ensure availability and safeguard your applications.

Your mission-critical services are protected by a secure, OWASP (Open Web Application Security Project) top 10-compliant Web Application Firewall, and Global Server Load Balancing is included as standard, ensuring resilient multi-site deployments.

Resilient and Intelligent
Load Balancing as a Service (LBaaS)

Load Balancer as a Service (LBaaS) makes use of developments in load balancing technologies to help enterprises deploying private cloud infrastructures meet the agility and application traffic demands. LBaaS creates a simple methodology for application teams to spin load balancers using an as-a-service model. LBaaS offers self-service for L4-L7 services for application teams. LBaaS was created as a load-balancing networking service for OpenStack private cloud deployments. Open source load balancers, as well as commercially supported implementations, can be used to construct LBaaS. Multi-cloud load balancers have taken the same “as-a-service” approach to load balancing.

Protected Benefits

SECURE. SCALABLE. PERFORMING.