Pulse Secure® Virtual Traffic Manager is a high performance software-based application delivery controller (ADC) designed to deliver faster & more reliable access to public web sites & private applications across hybrid or cloud environments. Highly portable, it can be used on all major clouds.
Pulse Secure® Virtual Traffic Manager - Essential Edition (formerly Brocade virtual Load Balancer) is a high-performance Layer 7 Load Balancer that enables you to create, manage, and deliver key services more quickly, more flexibly, and at a lower cost. Highly portable, it can be deployed in any major cloud or hybrid environment. Pulse vTM - Essential Edition is much more than a simple load balancer. In addition to round robin or least connection load balancing with session persistence the Pulse vTM - Essential Edition can be configured as a Highly Available Cluster, providing advanced Application Health Monitoring and Analytics, SSL Offload, Protocol Offloading, Session persistence, REST, and SOAP API integration as well as Content Routing. The Pulse Secure Web Application Firewall module is available via other AMIs, and there are more advanced versions of the Traffic Manager available as your needs change. Please search for Pulse Secure to see all options. Note: Only the 18.3 version (or later) can be deployed on the nitro instance types.
Highlights
Speed: Accelerate services, increase capacity, and reduce costs by offloading performance-draining tasks such as SSL and compression onto Virtual Traffic Manager's optimized implementations.
Reliability: Improve application availability by intelligently distributing traffic, avoiding failed or degraded servers, monitoring performance problems, and shaping traffic spikes. Provide HA via active-active deployment.
Ease of management: Virtual Traffic Manager makes it easy to manage how users interact with applications and the infrastructure those applications depend on.
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You pay by the hour for the Essential Edition traffic manager, capped at 10 Mbps throughput. The software price stays the same across all options; what changes is the EC2 instance type you run it on. Each dimension maps to a specific instance size, from small general-purpose types to large memory-, compute-, and storage-optimized ones. Pick the instance that matches your compute, memory, and network needs. Larger instances carry more resources and a higher hourly rate. Billing accrues only while an instance runs, so you scale by starting or stopping instances.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
Does the 10 Mbps cap limit my throughput no matter which instance type I pick?
Yes. The Essential Edition caps traffic at 10 Mbps regardless of instance type. A larger instance gives more compute, memory, or network hardware, but the software still enforces the 10 Mbps throughput ceiling. Choose an instance based on resource needs, not for raising throughput.
Am I charged for the software when an instance is stopped or paused?
The software fee meters only running instance-hours. A fully stopped instance accrues no hourly software charge. You scale cost by starting or stopping instances. Stopped instances may still incur underlying AWS storage fees, but those are separate from the software licence.
Is this pay-as-you-go, and when do charges start and stop?
This is usage-based billing with no upfront commitment. Charges begin when an instance launches and accrue each hour it runs. They stop when you stop the instance. The hourly rate varies by instance type you select. This model fits workloads that start and stop over time.
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An AMI is a virtual image that provides the information required to launch an instance. Amazon EC2 (Elastic Compute Cloud) instances are virtual servers on which you can run your applications and workloads, offering varying combinations of CPU, memory, storage, and networking resources. You can launch as many instances from as many different AMIs as you need.
In order to access the Pulse Secure Virtual Traffic Manager please enter https://<public dns>:9090 into your web browser. For instructions on using this product, please visit:
Note: In order to locate the randomly generated password required during the initial setup process, please right-click the AMI in the AWS console, select 'Get System Log' and scroll to the bottom of the resulting System Log screen. You will find the password there. Upon connecting to the instance via https://<publicDNS>:9090 if you cannot get the password via the command line, please go to the EC2 dashboard for the instance and right click on the instance you are connecting to and slide over instance setting and click Get System Log. If you scroll to the bottom, the password will be there.
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High-performance Layer 7 load balancer supporting round robin and least connection load balancing algorithms with session persistence capabilities
SSL Offload and Protocol Offloading
SSL offload and protocol offloading functionality to reduce performance-draining tasks and accelerate service delivery
Application Health Monitoring and Analytics
Advanced application health monitoring with analytics capabilities to intelligently distribute traffic and avoid failed or degraded servers
High Availability Clustering
Support for highly available cluster configuration enabling active-active deployment for improved application availability
API Integration and Content Routing
REST and SOAP API integration capabilities combined with content routing functionality for flexible traffic management
Layer 4-7 Load Balancing
Advanced load balancing capabilities across Layer 4-7 services optimized for AWS hosted workloads with traffic distribution and server load balancing functionality.
Global Server Load Balancing
Global server load balancing (GSLB) with disaster recovery, failover capabilities, and multi-site traffic optimization during maintenance or outages.
DDoS Protection and TLS/SSL Offload
DDoS protection mechanisms combined with TLS/SSL offload and authentication services for application security.
Application Scripting and Acceleration
Advanced application scripting with aFleX and network acceleration capabilities to enable faster cloud deployments and overcome operational scenarios.
High Availability and Health Monitoring
Native high availability support with server health monitoring, persistence mechanisms, and automated failover for mission-critical applications.
Layer 4/7 Load Balancing
Advanced load balancing at Layer 4 and Layer 7 with automatic traffic distribution across EC2 instances within single or multiple Availability Zones
SSL/TLS Offloading and WAF
SSL termination and re-encryption capabilities coupled with OWASP top 10 compliant Web Application Firewall for secure traffic handling
Multi-AZ High Availability
Dual Availability Zone mode supporting HA pair deployment across different AZs with automatic failover and traffic rerouting to healthy instances
Service Discovery and Auto Scaling Integration
Full support for Service Discovery with native integration to AWS Auto Scaling for automatic addition of servers or containers to load balanced clusters
Protocol Support and Traffic Management
Support for TCP and UDP protocols with URL rewriting and content switching capabilities to direct traffic based on defined rules
I've used this load balancer in another cloud for 5 years, and now I'm using this in AWS for one of our apps. We had some issues using AWS ELB for this specific app, and we had to get our own load balancer set up.
I took the opportunity to experiment with some of the other ones available in the marketplace, and this is by far one of the more refined and reliable load balancers here. I enthusiastically recommend this product.
Fun fact: AWS ELB uses this technology under the covers. They've been doing so since this product was owned by the folks at Zeus way back.