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- | ======As LiteSpeed WebServer and OpenLiteSpeed can also be used as load balancer, then why is LiteSpeed ADC better?====== | + | ====== Load Balancing: LSWS + OLS vs. LiteSpeed ADC ====== |
+ | If LiteSpeed Web Server and OpenLiteSpeed can also be used as load balancers, why is LiteSpeed ADC a better choice? | ||
- | LiteSpeed WebServer and OpenLiteSpeed load balancing function uses an uncontrollable Round Robin algorithm, rotating between back-end nodes on every access. If you need an advanced load balancer solution please check out our LiteSpeed Web ADC. Our Web ADC comes with | + | LiteSpeed Web Server and OpenLiteSpeed use an uncontrollable Round Robin algorithm as their load balancing function. This algorithm rotates between back-end nodes on every access regardless of the load on each node. |
- | The Zero-Configuration: is a feature that allows authorized client servers to send their configuration (domains, ip addresses, ports, etc.) to LiteSpeed Web ADC. This feature provides an alternative way to set up load balancing dynamically rather than working with the webadmin interface. The ZeroConfig API describes the messages accepted by the ZeroConfig feature. This section provides the interface to enable and configure the ZeroConfig feature. | + | On the other hand, LiteSpeed Web ADC is an advanced load balancer that comes with some impressive features. |
- | {{:litespeed_wiki:lslb:zconf-1.png|}} | + | ===== LiteSpeed Web ADC Has... ===== |
- | The ability to choose different algorithms (including round-robin, least load, and least sessions) | + | ...the ability to choose different algorithms (including Round Robin, Least Load, and Least Sessions). |
- | The ability to specify session ID string and session timeout | + | ...the ability to specify session ID string and session timeout. |
- | The ability to insert tracking cookies | + | ...the ability to insert tracking cookies. |
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- | High Scalability, High Availability IP failover, Cross Datacenter Replication, Cache Data Synchronization and out-of-the box acceleration for Magento and Wordpress, and other features that make LiteSpeed Web ADC the best-of-breed solution on the market | + | ==== Other Impressive Features ==== |
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+ | [[https://www.litespeedtech.com/products/litespeed-web-adc/features/webadc-zero-conf|Zero Configuration]] allows authorized client servers to send their configuration (domains, ip addresses, ports, etc.) to LiteSpeed Web ADC. This feature provides an alternative way to set up load balancing //dynamically// rather than working with the WebAdmin interface. | ||
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+ | {{:litespeed_wiki:lslb:zconf-1.png|}} | ||
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+ | High Scalability, High Availability IP failover, Cross Datacenter Replication, Cache Data Synchronization, out-of-the box acceleration for Magento and Wordpress, and other features that make LiteSpeed Web ADC the best-of-breed solution on the market. | ||
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+ | [[https://www.litespeedtech.com/products/litespeed-web-adc|Learn more about LiteSpeed Web ADC]]. |