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It's always great fun until the makeup comes off.
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So we were discussing relationships today, and I got to thinking of the parallels between relationships and vendor relations. Lots has been written on the topic, but I'm never shy about throwing my two bits out.
It's interesting to me that when a person sets their sites on you they are often putting on a mask - the first six or eight or twelve weeks of a romantic relationship are sometimes different than reality. People are on their best behavior at the start of a relationship, and you s...
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20 Lines or Less #13
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What could you do with your code in 20 Lines or Less? That's the question I ask every week, and every week I go looking to find cool new examples that show just how flexible and powerful iRules can be without getting in over your head.
After a couple of weeks out of the office, I'm back at it with your weekly dose of iRules goodness in under 20 lines. This week's 20LoL comes from the forums as well as the codeshare. We've got some great examples here, including one iRule that can be use...
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Replacing the WebSphere Apache Plugin with iRules
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Managing the protocol streams and redirects required by IBM's WebSphere application while hiding that complexity from the end user can be tricky. This article demonstrates how to create a compatible LTM configuration to replace the default Apache webserver plugin by reverse-engineering the XML file that defines the server clusters, the services they provide, and the URI's which should be forwarded to each cluster.
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iRules 101 - #13 - Nested Conditionals
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In this peek into iRules coding goodness we first look at the idea of nested vs parallel conditionals and the benefits of nesting those if statements. We then dive a bit deeper and show how to use the same concept with the switch operator to make your iRules as low-drag as possible. Take a look inside to learn how to speed up your code.
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Cookie LoJack vi iRules
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Cookies are used day in and day out by a huge portion of web sites and web applications. They're the bread and butter way to uniquely identify clients and store temporary data. Learn more inside about how you can keep them secure via encryption, and even go one step further with the use of iRules to not only offload the processing overhead from your servers, but ensure that cookie you're decrypting is really yours.
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