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Good day. I would like to get a load balancer for my (2)webservers of heavy traffic to reduce its load. Please any of you known about best brand of load balancer(switch) to get else Please suggest me that Is (Foundry ServerIron 8-Port 10/100BaseTX (RJ-45) 32MB DRAM Switch Based Layer 4-7 Load Balancer) a nice one?
well you could probably do it for free with apache itself, or the lvs project. peronally i'm currently upgrading our F5 LTM 6400 load balancers, serious high end load balancing...
Hi acid_kewpie,
Thanks for your quick reply. But Please Could you explain me detaily what you told before? and what do you mean by lvs project? once again thanks a lot for your help.
well the difference is that one works on layer 4 data, tcp port numbers etc... and one is layer 7, http headers etc... sounds like you need to read up on your OSI 7 layer model.
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