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Andrew is a Portsmouth University graduate in Computer Science with a passion for technology. Originally from Brussels, Belgium Andrew has lived in France, Switzerland, the Netherlands, the United Kingdom, and the United States. He maintains a proficiency in Spanish and an understanding of Portuguese. In his free time, Andrew enjoys travelling, working on his side projects, cycling and skiing.

Building Endurance: A load balancer with a clear purpose

Building Endurance: A load balancer with a clear purpose

Get the inside story on why Endurance was created. Our Enterprise platform served us well, but modern infrastructure demands more...

How does the Loadbalancer ADC Portal securely connect to your network?

How does the Loadbalancer ADC Portal securely connect to your network?

With mTLS, the client is required to present its certificate to the server (and visa versa). Hence mutual certificate authentication occurs. This double layer of authentication provides an additional layer of protection against impersonation attacks...

The Loadbalancer ADC Portal backstory: vendor-agnostic centralized management

The Loadbalancer ADC Portal backstory: vendor-agnostic centralized management

Our approach to software development has always been to listen to what our end users and technology providers are saying to us, and develop products that solve their specific issues...

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Hack Pompey 2023: The power of innovation

Loadbalancer.org was proud sponsor and participant at the south coast’s biggest hackathon, held at the University of Portsmouth...

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Will Richard Gabriel's UNIX "worse is better" theory ring true for load balancing software development in 2023?

Which model will meet your needs, and are the established "worse is better" and "right is better" philosophies still relevant?..

What the hack!

Hack Pompey is a Portsmouth based social hack event for people from all backgrounds and disciplines to come together, collaborate and build something awesome...

Load balancing Windows Terminal Server — HAProxy and RDP Cookies or Microsoft Connection Broker

Load balancing Windows Terminal Server — HAProxy and RDP Cookies or Microsoft Connection Broker

When you have users depending on Windows Terminal Services for their main desktop, it's a good idea to have more than one Terminal Server. RDP, however, is not an easy protocol to load balance...