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I was part of the generation that grew up without computers. We played Cowboys and Indians and dreamed of going into space, or flying planes. When I was about 11 my friends started getting Sinclair Spectrums and Comodore 64s. Unfortunately, my parents were middle class and bought me an Amstrad...read more
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Nginx is awesome, we all know that. It's a great open source web server. But I think after 15 years of building commercial load balancers I can justify writing a fairly aggressive blog post......read more
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You can check directly what customers having been telling Gartner about Loadbalancer.org, JetNexus, Barracuda Networks and Kemp Technologies on the new PeerInsights platform....read more
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Security through obscurity is not a great idea when it is your ONLY protection technique. For example moving your SSH port from 22 -> 23 won't fool any hackers for long! However, I've always liked putting a 'double login' in front of important web sites to frustrate simple automated hacking tools....read more
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OK time for another embarrassing confession, "For the last 15 years Loadbalancer.org has never needed to use a load balancer!" But that all changed when some hacker decided to attack our website..... How can you trust a company that doesn't even use its own product? Well first...read more
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