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BalanceNG

Multithreaded software load balancer for Linux and macOS aimed at network operators and telecom product makers

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About BalanceNG

BalanceNG is a software load balancer and application delivery controller from Inlab Networks. It runs on Linux and uses its own IP stack, so it does not depend on the operating system's networking.

What BalanceNG offers

  • Load balancing — server load balancing in routing, direct server return and proxy modes.
  • High availability — an active/passive cluster based on VRRP, with session tables synchronised through bngsync so open connections survive a failover.
  • IPv4 and IPv6 — handled with the same engine.
  • Other modes — SIP load balancing, link load balancing and location-based balancing.

Who it works with

Network operators, satellite operators, hosting companies and telecom product designers who embed it in products.

Key facts

  • Packages: for Debian, Ubuntu and RHEL-family systems.
  • Next release: bngx, an accelerated version, is in preparation.

Profile written by TrustList from the business's own published information, Oct 2026.

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