Netscaler Application Delivery Controller (ADC)

NetScaler is a best of breed load balancing solution with a rich feature set for delivering secure mobile applications. Providing high levels of SSL/TLS performance, mobile-optimized TCP stack tuning including MPTCP, and a REST API (Nitro) for programmability, NetScaler is a perfect delivery platform for large Internet presence companies, Enterprise IT, and Service Providers/Cloud Providers.

NetScaler Basic
Integration w/Splunk

One *must do* when deploying an aggregation device into your infrastructure like NetScaler, is gain as much insight as you can out of the device.

Downed Services – Aggregate Security – SNMP Trap Events
Custom Policy Messaging – ACL Logging – TCP Session Logs
Configuration Changes – System Warnings CPU / Memory

NetScaler TCP Tuning for
optimal data delivery

Dynamics of delivery have shifted. Users are accessing more and doing more with mobile devices. They are on the move and still need their services.

TCP Window Sizing – Selective Ack – Buffer Configuration
Slow Start increments – Multi-Path TCP – TCP Multiplexing

Secure Connections
against SSL vulnerabilities
and set up PFS – NetScaler

Heart Bleed, Poodle, and Freak…If you are deploying secure services to your end users then you must ensure their safe communications and data transfers.

Implement the best key management systems, strongest ciphers, and certificate bit lengths with NetScaler. Backed by the strongest hardware-accelerated SSL for scale and performance, Spico can help ensure your NetScaler is configured for optimal security.

NetScaler MicroService
Request Routing / API
Gateway

NetScaler simplifies MicroService Architectures with “add cs action”. This functionality allows you to evaluate requests made from microservices and forward them to appropriate destination microservices with a one-time set it and forget it configuration.

Even as new services come on-line with expansion, NetScaler “add cs action” allows you to scale with a very small configuration footprint. Eliminating mistakes and outages due to over-configuration.