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Progress Kemp LoadMaster vs Radware Alteon

Progress Kemp LoadMaster

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Radware Alteon

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Free trialYes—
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WebYesYes
WindowsYes—
LinuxYesYes
APIYesYes
Self-hostedYesYes
Plans published23
Spec score · Load Balancing Software7.5 (#8)7.0 (#13)
Founded19811996
HeadquartersBurlington, Massachusetts, United StatesTel Aviv, Israel
IntegrationsThe documentation provides deployment guides for Microsoft, VMware, Omnissa, Dell EMC, Citrix, and Oracle workloads.The Alteon VA datasheet lists native integrations with VMware, OpenStack, Nutanix, AWS, Azure, GCP, and Kubernetes through the Alteon Kubernetes Connector.
Intended usersProgress describes the LoadMaster product family as serving businesses of all sizes and managed service providers.Radware describes Alteon for enterprises and service providers managing applications across hybrid and multicloud environments.
SecurityThe integrated WAF provides protections including OWASP Top Ten coverage, SQL injection protection, cross-site scripting mitigation, and denial of service mitigation.Alteon Protect integrates cloud WAAP services including WAF, API security, bot protection, and web DDoS protection.

Plans

Progress Kemp LoadMaster

  • Temporary LoadMaster trial licenseFree
  • Permanent LoadMaster licensePriced on request

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Radware Alteon

  • Alteon DeliverPriced on request
  • Alteon PerformPriced on request
  • Alteon SecurePriced on request

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In their own words

Progress Kemp LoadMaster

Progress Kemp LoadMaster is an application delivery controller and server load balancer for managing application and user traffic. Its routing and delivery features include Layer 4 and Layer 7 balancing, persistence, health checks, SSL acceleration and offloading, and rule-based content switching. An integrated WAF covers protections such as OWASP Top Ten risks, SQL injection, cross-site scripting, and denial of service; other access controls include reverse proxy, single sign-on, pre-authentication, dual-factor authentication, IPS, and SSL bridging. GEO policies can direct clients to datacenters by location or proximity and support failover and failback. Progress offers hardware, virtual, and cloud forms, with on-premises and cloud deployment options. Cloud licenses can be pay-per-use, charged only for usage consumed, or perpetual BYOL. The temporary trial costs nothing for 30 days on the VLM-MAX model with Enterprise Plus Support, including ESP, WAF, and GEO. When that license expires, LoadMaster ceases to function; some features may also be lost if a permanent license has a different support tier.

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