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Proxy, Router
& Load Balancer
 
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HTTP-based Proxy, Router & Load Balancer components

RealThinClient SDK now also includes flexible and easy-to-use
components and example Projects which make it easily to write robust and flexible
HTTP-based Load Balancers, Routers and Proxy Servers with Delphi and C++Builder.

RealThinClient SDK can be used to build Load Balancers, Routers and Proxy Servers for
all kinds of HTTP-based Applications and NOT only for Applications built with the RTC SDK.

RealThinClient SDK is the only solution which gives you full real-time control of every single
Request sent to your HTTP-based Servers and every single Response received from your Servers,
with options to rewrite Requests and/or Responses as they pass through, queue Requests
when Servers are busy or unavailable and easily reject/filter unwanted Requests.

When would you need a Load Balancer? For example, when you have a lot of Clients
and your Server-side code uses a lot of RAM or needs a lot of computing power per Client.

Another example where a Load Balancer would be useful is when someone has made the
mistake to use the wrong components or tools for writing a Web Application and now the
Server unable to handle all the Clients. In that case, a Load Balancer set up to allow only a
limited number of concurrent connections to the Server, slowing down the rate at which each
Server has to work and balancing the load across multiple Servers would solve the problem.

When would you need a Router or a reverse Proxy? When you have multiple Applications
hosted on different Servers and all of them need to be accessible through one address and port.

And what is a Proxy good for? Proxies are mostly used for monitoring communication going from LAN to
the Internet and are useful for implementing filters for limiting access to undesired destinations on the Web.

Want to write a HTTP-based Load Balancer, Router or Proxy Server ?
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