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"Proxies in Modern Network Architectures" "Proxies in Modern Network Architectures" is a comprehensive and forward-looking exploration of proxy technology as it underpins today's networked environments. This book takes readers on a journey starting with the historical origins and the evolution of proxy architectures, meticulously examining foundational protocols and critical concepts. In its early chapters, the book carefully categorizes proxy types-forward, reverse, transparent, intercepting, and chained-and situates their roles within the OSI stack, illustrating the diverse scenarios in whic...
"Proxies in Modern Network Architectures"
"Proxies in Modern Network Architectures" is a comprehensive and forward-looking exploration of proxy technology as it underpins today's networked environments. This book takes readers on a journey starting with the historical origins and the evolution of proxy architectures, meticulously examining foundational protocols and critical concepts. In its early chapters, the book carefully categorizes proxy types-forward, reverse, transparent, intercepting, and chained-and situates their roles within the OSI stack, illustrating the diverse scenarios in which proxies empower organizations, from basic content filtering and load balancing to advanced acceleration and security enforcement.
Building on this solid foundation, the book delves into architectural patterns, scalable design, and deployment considerations for modern proxies. It addresses proxy placement strategies, high-availability configurations, microservice integration, and hybrid models across on-premises and cloud-native environments. Further, it unpacks key traffic management protocols, secure proxying methods including TLS/SSL termination, and advanced topics like real-time media handling, authentication mediation, and sophisticated caching mechanisms, making it invaluable for architects and engineers alike.
Recognizing the criticality of security, performance, and automation, the book examines the proxy's role as both a security perimeter and a linchpin in zero-trust and privacy-enhancing frameworks. Readers are guided through hardening tactics, data loss prevention, auditing, resilience engineering, and ecosystem extensibility with open-source and commercial solutions. Enriched by case studies highlighting real-world patterns, cloud integrations, IoT, and the rise of identity-aware proxies, this book is an indispensable resource for IT professionals seeking to design, deploy, and future-proof robust, scalable, and secure proxy-driven infrastructure.
"Proxies in Modern Network Architectures" is a comprehensive and forward-looking exploration of proxy technology as it underpins today's networked environments. This book takes readers on a journey starting with the historical origins and the evolution of proxy architectures, meticulously examining foundational protocols and critical concepts. In its early chapters, the book carefully categorizes proxy types-forward, reverse, transparent, intercepting, and chained-and situates their roles within the OSI stack, illustrating the diverse scenarios in which proxies empower organizations, from basic content filtering and load balancing to advanced acceleration and security enforcement.
Building on this solid foundation, the book delves into architectural patterns, scalable design, and deployment considerations for modern proxies. It addresses proxy placement strategies, high-availability configurations, microservice integration, and hybrid models across on-premises and cloud-native environments. Further, it unpacks key traffic management protocols, secure proxying methods including TLS/SSL termination, and advanced topics like real-time media handling, authentication mediation, and sophisticated caching mechanisms, making it invaluable for architects and engineers alike.
Recognizing the criticality of security, performance, and automation, the book examines the proxy's role as both a security perimeter and a linchpin in zero-trust and privacy-enhancing frameworks. Readers are guided through hardening tactics, data loss prevention, auditing, resilience engineering, and ecosystem extensibility with open-source and commercial solutions. Enriched by case studies highlighting real-world patterns, cloud integrations, IoT, and the rise of identity-aware proxies, this book is an indispensable resource for IT professionals seeking to design, deploy, and future-proof robust, scalable, and secure proxy-driven infrastructure.
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