Multi-cloud Load Balancing for Dummies
Legacy hardware-based load balancers don't meet modern enterprise application delivery requirements in a multi-cloud environment. You need a modern software multi-cloud load balancer which separates the data and control plane to deliver application services beyond traditional load balancing solutions. Services such as real-time application analytics, security and monitoring, predictive autoscaling of application traffic, hybrid and multi-cloud global server load balancing, and end-to-end automation.
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