Publish, manage, and scale traffic types ranging from web applications to TCP/UDP services on a single TR7 platform.
Application delivery is more than spreading traffic across a few servers. It is the layer that keeps the application fast, available, and consistent under real user traffic. Health checking, SSL/TLS handling, content-based routing, session persistence, and protocol awareness should run in one decision chain.
TR7 Deliver solutions cover two needs: Application Delivery for modern web and API workloads, and Multi-Protocol Platform for non-HTTP services such as TCP, UDP, DNS, FTP, SMTP, or custom protocols. Both run through the same management experience and the same operating model.
Web application or legacy protocol — delivered from the same platform.
TR7 handles modern HTTP/HTTPS workloads and TCP, UDP, or custom-protocol services without splitting them across separate appliances. When the architecture grows, WAAP, AAM, and GTM layers attach to the same platform.
Application Delivery for web- and API-heavy workloads; Multi-Protocol Platform for non-HTTP or mixed-protocol environments.
Web, API, and L4–L7 traffic management
Health-checked routing, SSL/TLS, session persistence, content rules, and per-application traffic management for HTTP/HTTPS, gRPC, and modern enterprise applications.
TCP, UDP, DNS, FTP, SMTP, and custom protocols
Bring non-web services into the same TR7 operating model. Publish and route TCP/UDP services, DNS, mail, file transfer, and custom protocols without splitting them across separate tools.
Application delivery should be a coherent traffic-management surface — not a complex stack of separate appliances.
HTTP, TCP, UDP, DNS, FTP, SMTP, and custom protocols are handled under the same TR7 traffic management architecture. You don't need a different operating language or a separate management tool per protocol.
Routing decisions, health checks, SSL operations, and content rules should be observable. TR7 surfaces traffic decisions in a way the operations team can see and review.
The same delivery architecture is preserved across physical appliance, virtual appliance, and hybrid deployment models. Moving from a lab to data-center scale doesn't mean relearning operations.
If you have a web/API-heavy application portfolio, start with Application Delivery. If TCP, UDP, or custom-protocol services are also in scope, Multi-Protocol Platform is the right starting point.
Supported protocols, performance figures, advanced routing capabilities, and integration scope may vary by selected product bundle, appliance class, and deployment model. For detail, refer to the relevant solution and product pages.