It may be a bit much for what you need, but I've had good results with Apache and mod_proxy. The main advantage is that you can do things like SSL, mangle the pages, logging, etc, at an application level. But, you do have a high overhead compared to LVS. On 12/03/2010, at 14:15 , Skeeve Stevens wrote:
Hey guys,
I am looking to provide a load balancing solution to a client for an online ordering system which will use SSL.
I am interested in different solutions being deployed out there and any experiences with the following:
- Squid reverse proxy - Cisco Content Services (CSS) Switch 11500 series - Radware AppDirector 1000 - CoyotePoint e250GX - Any others?
...Skeeve
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