KEMP Technologies today announced its LoadMaster family of load balancer/application delivery controllers (ADCs) now support the Kernel-based Virtual Machine (KVM) hypervisor.  Because KVM leverages the Linux operating system, KVM virtualization overhead is minimized, while maintaining a high level of performance. 

This is a great post from a few months back by John Weber (Lync Server MVP 2010, 2011, & 2012)! 

In his post he explores using a virtual hardware load balancer to provide the load balancing needed by Lync!

You can read his full post here: http://tsoorad.blogspot.co.uk/2012/06/lync-hlb-using-kemp-vlb.html

Yesterday a post on Windows-Noob.com went up that covers configuring KEMP's VLM loadbalancer on Exchange 2013

A while back Eric Sloof posted a video on how the KEMP Virtual Loadmaster is able to balance client connections to the vCloud Director portal and ensure a highly available multi cell deployment by monitoring services an response times.

Eric is renown across the virtualization community as a great producer of video content for VMware and virtualization videos!

Vladan Seget is IT industry consultant, VMware vExpert. and independant blogger who runs the website ESX Virtualization, one of the top Virtualization oriented websites out there!

He recently did a review of KEMP Technologies Virtual LoadMaster (VLM) and added it was a "world premiere" to run the VLM on vSphere 5.1!

This press release featuring KEMP and Loadbalancing went out today and covers the benefits of loadbalancing for business!

This is a featured question that is asked a lot by KEMP customers who initially purchased a single LoadMaster, but then are looking to add a second unit to arrange them in a high availability pair.  

This year at IPExpo Peter Melerud, EVP of Product Management at KEMP Technologies did a presentation session covering load balancing for your Microsoft Exchange, Lync and Terminal Services Applications.

Today I though I would focus on a foreign language post as the English speaking nations make up only a fraction of the market that KEMP Technologies operates in!

MvP Frédéric Laubel recently wrote about cost effective loadbalancing in a small-medium sized business environment!