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HAProxy Enterprise vs Loadbalancer.org Enterprise

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FactHAProxy EnterpriseLoadbalancer.org Enterprise
HeadquartersNewton, Massachusetts, United StatesWilmington, Delaware, USA; Portsmouth, United Kingdom
IntegrationsThe product page lists service discovery for Kubernetes, Consul, and Consul Enterprise; AWS and Azure deployment; and native Prometheus integrations.The product lists Prometheus, Grafana, Syslog, NTS, Ansible, Puppet, Chef and Terraform integrations.
PurposeHAProxy Enterprise distributes incoming traffic across servers and continuously checks server health, rerouting requests when a server starts to fail.Loadbalancer Enterprise is an Application Delivery Controller designed to deliver high-performing applications in hybrid and multi-cloud setups.
SecuritySecurity features include a WAF, DDoS protection, bot management, global rate limiting, and mTLS encryption.Security features include ACLs, IP filtering, WARP Tunnel support, DDoS mitigation, LDAP/RADIUS authentication and ISO 27001:2022 compliance.
SupportHAProxy advertises expert support available 24/7/365.Loadbalancer.org advertises 24/7/365 support from networking specialists and provides manuals, deployment guides and technical documentation.

HAProxy Enterprise plans

  • HAProxy EnterprisePriced on request

Loadbalancer.org Enterprise plans

  • Enterprise VA Basic subscription$150 a month
  • Enterprise VA Prime subscription$280 a month
  • Enterprise VA Max subscription$590 a month
  • Enterprise VA Basic$2,600, paid once
  • Enterprise AWS$4,710, paid once
  • Enterprise GCP$4,710, paid once

Pick HAProxy Enterprise if…

HAProxy Enterprise suits organizations that need self-hosted traffic distribution across servers and want routing, security, and management controls. Its deployment options include air-gapped, hybrid-cloud, multi-cloud, and Kubernetes environments.

Pick Loadbalancer.org Enterprise if…

Enterprise may suit organizations managing application traffic across hybrid or multi-cloud deployments. The listed customer sectors include healthcare, storage, broadcast media, print, and education.

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