What is an ADC (Application Delivery Controller)

What is an ADC (Application Delivery Controller)

Zaid Khan Zaid Khan

Zaid Khan

Senior Network and Security Engineer | Checkpoint | FTD | Palo Alto | McAfee Web Gateway | Cisco WSA | F5 | ISE | Meraki | Umbrella | SD-WAN | Splunk | Sumo Logic | Cisco | Juniper | Alcatel Lucent Router

发布日期: 2022年9月9日
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#adc #f5 #bigIP An ADC (Application Delivery Controller) is a device that manages the delivery of applications and services.

An ADC has the following abilities:

  1. Direct or redirect specific requests to the appropriate resource(s)
  2. Intercept, inspect, and/or transform requests and/or responses.
  3. Verify the health of backend servers.

A few types of applications that an ADC can manage the delivery of are HTTP, HTTPS, and DNS.

One of the benefits of ADC is that it balances load across multiple resources in the background.

An example of an ADC is F5's BIG-IP appliance.

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