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An Application Delivery Controller (ADC), almost known as a web switch, URL switch or Layer 7 switch, is the next-gen load balancer – a network device that helps remove excess load from two or more servers by directing user traffic. It is usually located between the web server farm and the firewall or router. An ADC can provide Layer 4 load balancing, manage Layer 7 for content switching, monitor server health, provide content redirection as well as provide SSL offload and acceleration.
Application delivery controllers are widely implemented in enterprises as a vital fixture to ensure that applications remain secure and available and always perform optimally over the web. As applications evolve, so must ADCs, so as to provide seamless data protection and optimization for such applications.
As each cloud model has its own pros and cons, the ultimate decision of whether an enterprise should migrate to cloud at all, and if so, which one, should be made after careful consideration.
Whereas public cloud suffers from the disadvantages such as higher security risks, unreliable network performance and lack of customization, private cloud overcomes these cons while also providing some other benefits that many enterprises value. The key reasons why businesses are increasingly migrating from public to private clouds include:
We offer to businesses the ADCs that can be incorporated seamlessly with both established and emerging application infrastructures. We ensure that the application delivery controllers we recommend provide agility, security and scalability for critical data at affordable cost.
The key features of our ADCs include:
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