Zevenet Community Edition is a load balancer for providing high availability and content switching services for TCP, UDP, advanced HTTP and HTTPS services, data line communications (uplink).
Zevenet Load Balancer is distributed under a standard ISO format built on top of a common Debian Linux stable distribution.
Features include:
- Multilayer open source load balancer with support for L3, L4 and L7.
- High availability services and advanced monitoring health checks.
- SNMP system support.
- Limited technical support is availabe.
Website: Project abandoned
Support:
Developer: Sofintel IT Engineering SL
License: GNU Affero General Public License Version 3
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There are much better open source solutions.
You’re right Naz.
If Zevenet is abandoned, they really should archive their GitHub repository.
Archiving is so important. This makes it read-only for all users and indicates that it’s no longer actively maintained.
That makes sense Gel.
I’ve removed all the spam.
Steve, I suggest removing Zevenet from the load balancer roundup given that it’s now dead.