Application Acceleration and Server Load Balancing

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  • controller

    A controller, in a computing context, is a hardware device or a software program that manages or directs the flow of data between two entities. In a general sense, a controller is just something or someone that interfaces between two systems and mana... 

  • application delivery controller

    An application delivery controller is a data center network device that helps manage client connections to complex Web and enterprise applications. 

  • NBAR (Network Based Application Recognition)

    Network Based Application Recognition (NBAR) is a mechanism that classifies and regulates bandwidth for network applications to ensure that available resources are utilized as efficiently as possible. Cisco Systems developed NBAR as part of its Conte... 

  • acceleration hardware

    Acceleration hardware is a general term that refers to devices that speed up data communications, storage and retrieval, encryption and decryption, mathematical operations, graphics, and Web page viewing. Acceleration hardware can consist of an indiv... 

About Application Acceleration and Server Load Balancing

Learn about challenges involved in enabling Service Level Agreement (SLA)-style application performance. In this section, you'll read about application acceleration with application delivery controllers, server load balancing for traffic and capacity management, compression and caching technologies. Also read about application-level monitoring and application-aware routing.