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In this article, we take a closer look at the way DNS works in detail.

How does Traffic Manager Global Load Balancing Work?

Global Load Balancing and DNS

Introduction to Global Load Balancing

In the last Back to Basics series, I looked at what “ADCs” and “Traffic Managers” actually do, and how they differ from ordinary “Load Balancers.” In this new series of articles, I am going to look at the topic of Global Load Balancing, how it works, and how you can use Traffic Manager to enhance application...

Most people start off using Traffic Manager to improve the availability and reliability of a website, then focus on how they can improve its performance and response time, but Traffic Manager really starts to shine when you discover how easy it is to enhance the presentation of your website...

Bandwidth is a limited resource for many websites, and in this article, we’ll investigate how you can use Traffic Manager to make the most of that resource, by controlling the level of service that different users get as they access your website.

We have covered load balancing, health monitoring and some caching in my last blog, and now it’s time to look at why Traffic Manager really shines when you need to add more control your applications. 

In this series of articles, we have covered the key aspects of load balancing and health monitors to improve availability of web applications, and now it’s time to look at how you can use simple caching to improve the performance of your applications.Imagine a website which uses a database to hold transactions...

In the previous article on load balancing, we showed how easy it is to create a new service with Traffic Manager, which can use a range of different algorithms to distribute the workload. In this article we will look at how we monitor the performance and health of all the web servers which ...

In the two previous articles, I covered some of the basic concepts, but now it is time to look at the first stage that most people start with – simple load balancing. Setting up basic services is made easier in Traffic Manager using Wizards, and for simple load balancing we use the Manage a...

In the first article in this series, I used the example of a call center to show how Traffic Manager helps to control the traffic flow in and out of applications. In this second installment, we will look at how Traffic Manager gives you much greater availability, performance...

I was asked recently about what “ADCs” and “Traffic Managers” actually do, and how they differ from ordinary “Load Balancers,” and I was reminded of how I first learned about it. So in this series of articles, I will cover some of the key features that can make real a difference to your applications...

In a previous video we showed how to bring up Stingray Traffic Manager in a Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) on Amazon Web Services (AWS). Now we will walk through the deployment of a cluster of Stingray Traffic Managers in a VPC on AWS. The clustering feature as well as other features such as SSL offloading... Read more...

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