This article explains the background of Server Load Balancing (SLB), details its three transmission modes—reverse proxy, transparent, and triangle—illustrates packet interactions with TCP and HTTP flows, and provides analysis of each mode using Wireshark captures.
This article explains the background of server load balancing (SLB), compares layer‑4 and layer‑7 approaches, and details the three SLB transmission modes—reverse proxy, transparent pass‑through, and triangle—including packet‑level analysis and practical considerations.
This article explains the background, three transmission modes of server load balancing (SLB), and detailed packet‑capture analysis for reverse‑proxy, transparent, and triangle modes, illustrating how traffic is rewritten and forwarded between clients, the load balancer, and real servers.
This article explains the purpose of Server Load Balancing (SLB), describes its three transmission modes—reverse proxy, transparent, and triangle—detailing packet flows, TCP handshakes, and HTTP interactions captured with Tcpdump and Wireshark, and discusses security considerations for each mode.
This article explains the background of Server Load Balancing (SLB), details its three transmission modes—reverse‑proxy, transparent, and triangle—and analyzes packet exchanges using Tcpdump and Wireshark to illustrate how client requests are processed and responses returned in each mode.
