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

Why the shadow of legacy still impacts Next-Gen development in Kubernetes.

We recently attended the inaugural HAProxy Conference in Amsterdam. Loadbalancer.org are proud to be part of the HAProxy community and we were glad to be involved with the event.

Andrew Zak shares first-hand experience of participating in the south coast’s biggest hackathon held at the University of Portsmouth. Hack Pompey is a Portsmouth based social hack event for people from all backgrounds and disciplines to come together, collaborate and build something awesome. The idea was conceived by two

We recently released a completely rewritten version of our Windows Feedback Agent for HAProxy. This blog sets out to explore the issues caused by the previous Feedback Agent, and more importantly why the new Feedback Agent is better. Where can I get it? (Updated 01/09/2022) As always the

If you've ever bought anything online, you've more than likely gone searching for reviews about a business. Based on your findings, it's likely to have heavily influenced whether you followed through with your purchase. However, should you trust a collection of random strangers thoughts

During the last year at Loadbalancer.org we have spent a lot of time and effort researching WAF (Web Application Firewall) solutions. The integrated WAF in version 8 of the Loadbalancer.org appliance has been designed for fast, low latency PCI compliance for our customers. We also have several customers

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; sessions are long-lived and need to be persistent to a particular server, and users may connect