In today’s business environment, enterprises need their load balancers to be elastic and provide network and app teams with the ability to get their job done faster. Applications have to be responsive to users, even when there is a sudden traffic spike. Users are used to an "always-on" experience and apps need to respond to these expectations. Web-scale companies such as Google and Facebook have relied on the combination of industry-standard data center hardware with powerful software that enables them to be agile, flexible, and elastic.
Should my Load Balancer be Elastic?
Swarna Podila
Posted on Apr 14, 2017 7:28:00 AM
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Topics: software-defined load balancing, Elastic Application Services Fabric, cloud native load balancing, Elastic Load Balancing, ELB
How is Load Balancing Different for Cloud-Native Application Architectures?
Swarna Podila
Posted on Mar 29, 2017 9:00:00 AM
We are thrilled to be included in the most recent IDC Innovators report for cloud-native application delivery controller (ADC) solutions.
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Topics: Software Load Balancer, Application Architectures, cloud native load balancing, software load balancing
