Connection distribution
Direct new TCP connections across configured upstream endpoints through a dedicated traffic tier.
Focused L4 traffic control
DNXSYS® GATE distributes TCP connections across configured upstream services from ordinary cloud compute—at the edge, inside a private network, or between existing infrastructure tiers.
Capabilities
GATE concentrates on connection handling and the TCP data path. Application sessions, container lifecycles and service orchestration remain with the systems already responsible for them.
Direct new TCP connections across configured upstream endpoints through a dedicated traffic tier.
Keep unavailable destinations out of the active path and direct work toward serviceable upstreams.
Separate newly accepted connections from the protected active pool while protocol checks complete.
Run at an ingress boundary, behind an existing edge tier, or close to private application services.
Use bounded connection handling and deliberate cleanup behavior when demand or slow clients apply pressure.
Expose product identity, service state and runtime observations without mixing them with laboratory benchmarks.
How it works
A new connection enters a bounded admission stage. After the required checks, it can move into protected active service and be paired with a selected upstream. Cleanup remains outside the immediate close path.
The result is a clear lifecycle for every connection—without turning the L4 layer into an application platform.
Deployment patterns
Use it as the L4 entry point or as a private distribution tier behind an existing cloud edge, security or TLS service.
Accept traffic on a GATE listener and distribute connections to a private group of application endpoints.
Retain an existing WAF, TLS or proxy service and use GATE to distribute its connections across private workloads.
Deploy GATE near services in separate cloud or private environments while keeping placement under customer control.
Architecture direction
One GATE can serve a focused traffic path. Multiple GATE instances can form a managed zone as requirements grow. That progression creates a natural path toward the broader DNXSYS® CSz secured-cloud architecture without making CSz a requirement for GATE.
Pre-release qualification includes repeated multi-host testing, constrained-resource measurement and long-duration validation. Performance results will be published only with their hardware, topology and test conditions.
Discuss your traffic path
Share your current ingress, private-network and upstream topology. We can identify a focused deployment boundary and the validation it should pass.
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