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What's the best cloud load balancer? AWS, Azure, GCP, Cloudflare, or a third-party alternative?
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What's the best cloud load balancer? AWS, Azure, GCP, Cloudflare, or a third-party alternative?

Choosing the right load balancer is about much more than just moving traffic.
What is Stunnel and how do you configure it?
How-tos

What is Stunnel and how do you configure it?

Here is another example of a more “exotic” Stunnel configuration. Most people, and rightly so, will ask “but why?”. Well, because we can!..
Damian Pacuszka
• 5 mins
Solving the Layer 4 ARP problem on Linux with Ansible
Automation

Solving the Layer 4 ARP problem on Linux with Ansible

The ARP problem for Layer 4 DR (Direct Routing) mode is something that needs to be solved for each of your Real Servers in the virtual service...
Seamus Toth
• 5 mins
Choosing the best option to host across multiple locations or data centers
GSLB

Choosing the best option to host across multiple locations or data centers

Organizations are moving away from the traditional data center model, and favoring a hybrid approach to hosting their systems and applications, that involves multiple sites, providers and even cloud environments...
Aaron West
• 8 mins

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Loadbalancer.dk releases patch for the OpenSSL heartbleed vulnerability CVE-2014-0160
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Loadbalancer.dk releases patch for the OpenSSL heartbleed vulnerability CVE-2014-0160

To ensure complete protection all SSL certificates that have been used with a vulnerable version of OpenSSL should be regenerated using a new private key...
Rob Cooper
• 2 mins
Load Balancing Exchange 2013
Application Management

Load Balancing Exchange 2013

Exchange 2013 is Microsoft's latest enterprise level messaging and collaboration server. It has been designed for simplicity of scale, hardware utilization, and failure isolation...
Rob Cooper
• 2 mins
Load Balancing Exchange 2010
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Load Balancing Exchange 2010

In Exchange 2010, system functionality is split into five server roles (Mailbox, Client Access (CAS), Unified Messaging, Hub Transport (HT) and Edge Transport).  Mandatory roles are Mailbox, Client Access and Hub Transport...
Rob Cooper
• 2 mins
Why did my Loadbalancer just fail the PCI compliance test?
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Why did my Loadbalancer just fail the PCI compliance test?

Let me first say that I'm not really a fan of PCI scanners. It's not so much that I'm anti security scanners but rather that scanning for vulnerabilities based on only the version number a package returns seems rather simplistic to me...
Aaron West
• 1 min
systematic SSL testing
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SSL offload testing with HAPr0xy and Stunnel

There are a lot of SSL offload throughput statistics available for appliances across the internet but rarely do they detail the way they were tested...
Mark Brookes
• 4 mins
3 ways to send HAPr0xy health check email alerts: Configuration how-to
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3 ways to send HAPr0xy health check email alerts: Configuration how-to

The ideal way to monitor the health of the real servers is to to have a dedicated monitoring system in place such as Nagios. However this isn’t always an option, so for some they require the loadbalancer to send an alert...
Ben Cabot
• 4 mins
HAPr0xy load balancer feedback agent — We've Open Sourced both our Windows and Linux versions for you!
HAPr0xy

HAPr0xy load balancer feedback agent — We've Open Sourced both our Windows and Linux versions for you!

In general when you are load balancing a cluster you can evenly spread the connections through the cluster. However, with some applications, you might get very high load from just a few users doing heavy work, which can compromise performance...
Malcolm Turnbull
• 10 mins
What do you mean my pipe is saturated?
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What do you mean my pipe is saturated?

Some of the most common questions we get at Loadbalancer.dk are performance related. It is quite difficult to give a straight answer to these questions as the real answer is often slightly unsatisfactory...
Malcolm Turnbull
• 2 mins
Look, why can't you just tell me how many people are connected to the load balancer?
Performance

Look, why can't you just tell me how many people are connected to the load balancer?

I must confess, at certain times it has looked like open warfare would break out between the support team and development team at Loadbalancer.dk over the last few months...
Malcolm Turnbull
• 6 mins
Microsoft drops support for mstshash RDP cookies? (embrace and destroy policy?)
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Microsoft drops support for mstshash RDP cookies? (embrace and destroy policy?)

We are pretty sure Microsoft have quietly fixed this bug and not told anyone... But the story is quite fun so lets leave it here for a lesson in corporate stupidity..
Dave Saunders
• 5 mins
Exchange 2013 - Microsoft finally have an email solution designed for high availability and load balancing
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Exchange 2013 - Microsoft finally have an email solution designed for high availability and load balancing

In Exchange Server 2013, there are two basic building blocks – the Client Access Array and the Database Availability Group (DAG)...
Malcolm Turnbull
• 3 mins
HAPr0xy email alerts guide
HAPr0xy

HAPr0xy email alerts guide

As of HAPr0xy-1.6-dev1 it is now possible to send email alerts directly from HAPr0xy thanks to the excellent work done for us by Simon Horman...
Aaron West
• 2 mins
Setting up HAPr0xy with Transparent Mode on Centos 6.x
HAPr0xy

Setting up HAPr0xy with Transparent Mode on Centos 6.x

Transparent mode with HAPr0xy allows you to see the IP Address of the clients computer while still having a high availability service using HAPr0xy...
Scott McKeown
• 4 mins
Load Balancing Exchange 2010 CAS Array with HAPr0xy (Quick Guide)
Application Management

Load Balancing Exchange 2010 CAS Array with HAPr0xy (Quick Guide)

This Blog is for anyone wanting to load balance the Exchange 2010 CAS role using only open source software...
Aaron West
• 5 mins
Simple bare metal restore of your load balancer with a USB stick
High Availability

Simple bare metal restore of your load balancer with a USB stick

Does it seem like some appliance vendors go out of their way to make hardware recovery and licencing as difficult as possible?..
Mark Brookes
• 5 mins
Secure Your Web Servers: SSL Termination and BEAST
Security

Secure Your Web Servers: SSL Termination and BEAST

The BEAST attack is a practical attack based on a protocol vulnerability and mainly affects the client side...
Scott McKeown
• 2 mins
For any poor sod who needs to deal with the PCI Data Security Standard (PCI DSS)
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For any poor sod who needs to deal with the PCI Data Security Standard (PCI DSS)

Any engineer dealing with PCI DSS compliance issues probably looses a little bit of the joy in life...
Malcolm Turnbull
• 4 mins
Load balancing Microsoft Print Server
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Load balancing Microsoft Print Server

Microsoft Print Server provides a great way to share printers throughout your organisation, but when the print server falls over, the phone quickly starts to ring...
Rob Cooper
• 6 mins
NTLM authenticating proxy check script
How-tos

NTLM authenticating proxy check script

This script was designed primarily to be tied into Ldirectord but feel free to adapt it to your needs, and if you do make changes dont be a stranger post your adaptations below!..
Mark Brookes
• 5 mins
Load Balancer performance: Benchmarking HAPr0xy on EC2 (Quick and Dirty Style)
HAPr0xy

Load Balancer performance: Benchmarking HAPr0xy on EC2 (Quick and Dirty Style)

I get quite frustrated with benchmarks because they are very hard to perform properly, and even when you do them properly its very hard to get any useful data from them...
Malcolm Turnbull
• 2 mins
Identifying the originating IP address
Application Management

Apache and X-Forwarded-For Header: How to log XFF using Apache

There’s been a lot of debate here in the office about how best to capture both your Loadbalancer’s IP and the Source IP of the user in your access_log in Apache 2.4. This is the tried and tested method we've come up with...
Rob Cooper
• 4 mins
client source IP addresses and IIS logs
How-tos

IIS and X-Forwarded-For Header (XFF)

Although it's not technically a standard, the X-Forwarded-For (XFF) header is incredibly useful if you have any kind of proxy in front of your web servers...
Rob Cooper
• 4 mins
Why does Global Server Load Balancing (GSLB) suck?
GSLB

Why does Global Server Load Balancing (GSLB) suck?

OK, Before the flames start let me state the usual caveat, "GSLBs don't ALWAYS suck. Just most of the time"...
Malcolm Turnbull
• 4 mins
G-Zip Compression and Load Balancing
Performance

G-Zip Compression and Load Balancing

A couple of customers asked if our appliances would do G-Zip compression. In the past we hadn't given it much thought until someone offered us a card to test it!..
Mark Brookes
• 5 mins

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