Joe Robinson
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When you need something better than the bare minimum, you need something better than round-robin DNS. And this will always be a load balancer.
When you need something better than the bare minimum, you need something better than round-robin DNS. And this will always be a load balancer.
Customer requirements are changing dramatically, with integrated solutions now firmly on the wish list.
Application Delivery Controllers can help object storage vendors solve more of their customers' problems, while strengthening their financials.
Optimizing Cloudian's object storage solution with our unique, tailored load balancers.
Organizations are making fundamental changes to their data infrastructure and embracing innovative object storage solutions.
Setting up a Layer 7 VIP that connects back to your MinIO server.
Load balancing - the unsung hero of Queen Elizabeth II's Platinum Jubilee : )
Why would we want to bog down our nifty application with network-level considerations?
Here we explain the small but vital role of load balancers in underpinning object storage solutions in banking.
Here we look at a Splunk SmartStore architecture that utilizes NetApp StorageGRID and Global Server Load Balancing (GSLB) to provide resilience and HA.
Despite everything, 2020 was actually a pretty good year for tech - find out which trends are sticking around in 2021.
Need your object storage system to be highly available, reliable and scalable? We've got you covered. Check out the most important things you need to know when load balancing your storage architecture.
Scale-out NAS or object storage: which one should you choose for your business? We run through the pros and cons of each.
Direct server return, direct routing - no matter what you call it, using DSR maximises the throughput of return traffic and allows for near endless scalability. Here's why we still love it.
There's a reason we call ourself the experts in the storage industry. Read our blog to know how Loadbalancer.org's expertise with Cloudian HyperStore helped the University of Leicester store and protect massive amount of sensitive research data .
Do you know that your Kindle is spying on you? It knows how fast you read a book, how many pages you read, at which point you stopped reading and which passages you have bookmarked.