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Nha Phan Network Engineering 732-652-3582 nphan@easylink Date: July 6, 2009

Big-IP Project. Nha Phan Network Engineering 732-652-3582 nphan@easylink.com Date: July 6, 2009. Big-IP Products. Big-IP Products in Easylink. Implementation Issues. Network architecture Why do I have to change my IP address to have load balancing? Server Farm architecture / Resiliency

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Nha Phan Network Engineering 732-652-3582 nphan@easylink Date: July 6, 2009

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  1. Big-IP Project Nha Phan Network Engineering 732-652-3582 nphan@easylink.com Date: July 6, 2009

  2. Big-IP Products

  3. Big-IP Products in Easylink

  4. Implementation Issues • Network architecture • Why do I have to change my IP address to have load balancing? • Server Farm architecture / Resiliency • Big-IP makes my server resilient, right?

  5. Network Architecture Design There are two general types of LTM architecture configurations • Router Architecture • “Big-IP on a stick” or “One-arm bandit” mode Common complaint • “Why do I need to change my IP address to have it load balanced?”

  6. LTM Architecture Comparison

  7. Router Architecture (close up)

  8. Router Architecture (zoomed out)

  9. Big-IP on a Stick (One-Arm Bandit)

  10. Big-IP on a Stick - Non-Load Balanced Traffic Flow

  11. Big-IP on a Stick - Load Balanced Traffic Flow

  12. Resiliency

  13. Resiliency via Load Balancing • The LTM can upgrade the resiliency rating of a service from 2 (resilient) or 1 (highly resilient) up to 0 (highly available). • A server farm architecture works best with a load balancer Highly available Not so resilient

  14. Big-IP LTM Projects

  15. No Plans

  16. Short Term Projects

  17. Short Term Projects (cont)

  18. Mid Term Projects

  19. Mid Term Projects (cont)

  20. Long Term Projects

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