Linux Virtual Server
5.8#7 in load balancing softwareFree planFree planLinuxSelf-hosted
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Loadbalancer.org Enterprise
7.0#3 in load balancing softwareFrom $150 a monthWebAPILinuxSelf-hosted
VisitWhat both publish
| Fact | Linux Virtual Server | Loadbalancer.org Enterprise |
|---|---|---|
| Administration | The IPVS page directs users to ipvsadm to administer IPVS in the Linux kernel. | Administration includes a Web User Interface, SSH and physical console access, RESTful and PowerShell APIs, configuration backup and selective restore. |
| Purpose | Linux Virtual Server builds a scalable, highly available server from a cluster of real servers, presented to users as one virtual server. | Loadbalancer Enterprise is an Application Delivery Controller designed to deliver high-performing applications in hybrid and multi-cloud setups. |
Linux Virtual Server plans
- Linux Virtual ServerFree
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 Linux Virtual Server if…
Linux Virtual Server suits administrators building Linux server clusters for services such as web, mail, or media delivery. It is relevant to teams that can configure IPVS and manage a self-hosted setup.
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.