SKUDONET
SKUDONET Enterprise Edition is an Application Delivery and Security Platform built on Linux Debian 12.5 LTS for critical enterprise environments. Formerly known as Zevenet, it provides advanced L4/L7 load balancing, integrated WAF, TLS management with Let’s Encrypt and wildcard support, and protocol-aware traffic inspection across on-premises, hybrid, or cloud deployments, including SkudoCloud SaaS.
A free trial is available for evaluation on the SKUDONET website.
Key Features & Benefits:
• High Availability: Clustering and failover to minimize downtime.
• Advanced Security: WAF, L7 filtering, DoS protection, TLS with Let’s Encrypt and wildcard support.
• Scalability: Optimized for high-throughput workloads with multi-core processing and efficient packet handling.
• Traffic Control: Session persistence, custom routing rules, and granular L4/L7 inspection.
• Centralized Management: Unified dashboard for configuration, monitoring, and policy automation.
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