by Baptiste Assmann | Jan 17, 2014 | LOAD BALANCING / ROUTING, TECH
Synopsis HAProxy is a Load-Balancer, this is a fact. It is used to route traffic to servers to primarily ensure applications reliability. Most of the time, the sessions are locally stored in a server. Which means that if you want to split client traffic on multiple...
by Baptiste Assmann | Dec 23, 2013 | LOAD BALANCING / ROUTING, TECH
Synopsis One of HAProxy strength is that it is flexible and allows to redirect traffic based on events and internal status. In the current article, I’ll show how HAProxy can be useful to handle traffic when worst cases happen. By worst case I mean the moment...
by Baptiste Assmann | Sep 16, 2013 | LOAD BALANCING / ROUTING, TECH
Transparent Proxy HAProxy works has a reverse-proxy. Which means it maintains 2 connections when allowing a client to cross it: – 1 connection between HAProxy and the client – 1 connection between HAProxy and the server HAProxy then manipulate buffers...
by Baptiste Assmann | Apr 22, 2013 | LOAD BALANCING / ROUTING, TECH
Client or Source IP ??? Well, this is roughly the same! Depends on people, environment, products, etc… I may use both of them in this article, but be aware that both of them points to the IP that is being used to get connected on the service whose being...
by Baptiste Assmann | Jan 4, 2013 | LOAD BALANCING / ROUTING, TECH
Introduction to Microsoft Exchange 2013 There are 2 types of server in Exchange 2013: * Mailbox server * Client Access server Definitions from Microsoft Technet website: * The Client Access server provides authentication, limited redirection, and proxy services, and...
by Baptiste Assmann | Dec 17, 2012 | LOAD BALANCING / ROUTING, TECH
Introduction to Microsoft Exchange server 2013 Note: I’ll introduce exchange from a Load-Balancing point of view. For a detailed information about exchange history and new features, please read the pages linked in the Related links at the bottom of this article....
