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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Content distribution network"”.
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Integrity and access control in untrusted content distribution networks
A content distribution network (CDN) makes a publisher's content highly available to readers through replication on remote computers. Content stored on untrusted servers is susceptible to attack, but a reader should have confidence that content originated from the publisher and that the content is …
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Management of internet-based service quality
An increasingly diverse set of services, content distribution network (CDN), Internet games, streaming videos, online-banking, IPTV, VPN, cloud computing and VoIP, are built on top of Internet. For most of these Internet-based services, best effort delivery is no longer an acceptable mode of …
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Understanding and improving Web page load times on modern networks
… records websites and replays them under emulated network conditions. Mahimahi improves on prior record-and-replay frameworks by emulating the multi-origin nature of Web pages, isolating its network traffic, and enabling evaluations of a larger set of target applications beyond browsers. Using …
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A Holistic Approach to Lowering Latency in Geo-distributed Web Applications
… for an initial rendering, and subsequent content based on user actions.</p> <p>Improving the user-perceived performance of web applications is challenging, given their complex operating environments involving user-facing web servers, content distribution network (CDN) servers, multi-tiered …
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Content Management in Planet-Scale Video CDNs
Global video Content Distribution Networks (CDNs) serve a significant fraction of the entire Internet traffic through a global network of cache servers. Effective handling of the massive traffic at the edge is vital for the feasibility of these CDNs, which can otherwise incur significant monetary …
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Protecting DNS from software errors
The ability to forward packets on the Internet is highly intertwined with the availability and robustness of the Domain Name System (DNS) infrastructure. Unfortunately, the DNS suffers from a wide variety of problems arising from implementation errors, including vulnerabilities, bogus queries, and …