What is an Application Delivery Controller (ADC)?
ADCs have gained traction within the last decade, largely due to increased demand for legacy load balancing appliances to handle more advanced application delivery requirements and improve application performance.
Applications have evolved significantly over the years. The term delivery is now generally accepted as the means of bringing an application to the user in this new era of mobility and cloud. In the enterprise, business applications have moved away from desktop-bound software installed on a local server accessed by users across the LAN. Modern applications need to work across all types of networks, and at locations beyond the confines of the physical workplace.
Application delivery controllers, which are widely deployed as a key fixture in the enterprise, help applications adapt to the networks and protocols that are in place today. They also ensure that applications perform optimally, are always available and don’t present any security risks either to the user or business.
Application Delivery Key Benefits
Keep your apps up and running
Simplify your move to multi-cloud
Protect your applications and APIs everywhere
End-to-end user and application launch-related data visibility
Centrally managed, scenario-based access control
Per-application Micro-VPN support and encryption for mobile apps
Built-in monitors for StoreFront and XML brokers
Integrated global server load balancing
Frame hawk support for the best mobile user experience
Flexible multi-factor authentication
Accelerate your journey to microservices
Ensure app performance (High availability means business continuity)
Application Delivery Products
