At the title I was impressed

But after digging into the content I was forced to re-evaluate my first impression. I looked to this book to guide me through numerous pieces and choices of server load balancing on a fair but balanced agenda. What I found was far too much information that was simply digested and reformatted from vendor and free areas.

I look to an expert on a topic to give new insight and twists to anything they write. The lack of any personal commitment or recommendation was surprising. Which made the book more into a mid-level technical guide with no path or strategy summary as I would expect. A good beginner type book for the basic information. It was well organized and had decent flow. Chapter 5 seemed to offer the most promise, but never quite concluded with anything concrete.

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