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HAProxy is a good load balancer. | == HAProxy == | ||
'''High Availability Proxy''' (HAProxy) is a good load balancer. Here you can read the docs about [https://www.haproxy.com/doc/aloha/7.0/haproxy/tls.html HAProxy support for TLS] and the community docs at https://cbonte.github.io/haproxy-dconv/1.6/configuration.html#2.1 Read more at https://haproxy.org | |||
== NGINX == | |||
NGINX is also a good load balancer. Check [https://www.nginx.com/blog/aws-alb-vs-nginx-plus/ this comparison] I know 'feature lists' made by the vendor tend to put a lot of gloss on their own products, but this is a fair comparison. | |||
== Other == | |||
AWS "Elastic Load Balancer" (ELB) - now called 'Classic Load Balancer' is not so capable. But it does cost a lot, so there's that feature ;-) | AWS "Elastic Load Balancer" (ELB) - now called 'Classic Load Balancer' is not so capable. But it does cost a lot, so there's that feature ;-) | ||
[[Category:System Architecture]] | [[Category:System Architecture]] | ||