Increasing Servers Availability for Your Business
As applications become more complex, user demands keep growing, and traffic volume increases drastically, enterprise networks today need to be intelligent enough to meet the challenges without compromising the network service and performance. Server Load Balancing (SLB) is a technology that distributes high traffic sites among several servers using a network-based hardware or software-defined appliance. The servers can be on premises in a company’s own data centers, or hosted in a private cloud or public cloud.
> Server Failover & Load Balancing
Server Failover & Load Balancing
When Q-Balancer appliance works to provide server load balancing to an enterprise network, it is deployed between clients and real servers, distributing incoming requests across multiple servers. Q-Balancer removes faulty servers from the server pool and re-distributes traffic to the remaining active servers when a server outage is detected, which prevents service downtime caused by single point of failure occurred in server farm. Q-Balancer efficiently distributes incoming requests to active real servers for consistent and high-performing application delivery, which increases server response and scalability.
Top Benefits
> Increased scalability
> Reduced downtime
> Better application response
> No downtime during planned maintenance
