RFC 3568:Known Content Network (CN) Request-Routin...
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... Request-Routing techniques are commonly used in Content Networks (also known as Content Delivery Networks) [8 ...
... Routing techniques are commonly used in Content Networks (also known as Content Delivery Networks) [8]. Content Networks ...
... (also known as Content Delivery Networks) [8]. Content Networks include network infrastructure that exists in layers 4 through 7. ...
... 8]. Content Networks include network infrastructure that exists in layers 4 through 7. Content Networks deal with the routing ...
... include network infrastructure that exists in layers 4 through 7. Content Networks deal with the routing and forwarding of requests and responses for content. Content Networks ...
... Networks deal with the routing and forwarding of requests and responses for content. Content Networks rely on layer 7 protocols such as HTTP ...
... direct client requests to surrogates that are within a Content Network (CN) [8]. ...
... Request-Routing techniques are used as a vehicle to extend the reach and scale of Content Delivery Networks. There exist multiple Request-Routing mechanisms. At a high-level ...
... routing system uses a set of metrics in an attempt to direct users to surrogate that can best serve the request. For example, the choice of the surrogate could be based on network proximity, bandwidth availability, surrogate load and availability of ...


... Anycast [5] is an inter-network service that is applicable to networking situations where a host, application, or user wishes to ...
... datagram to an anycast address and the inter-network is responsible for providing best effort delivery of the datagram ...
... o Typically, routing protocols are not load sensitive. Hence, the closest server may not be the one with the least network latency. ...


... In this technique, an In-Path element is present in the network in the forwarding path of the client's request. The In-Path element ...
... performance implications of URL-parsing in the path of the network traffic. However, it is generally the case that the return traffic is much ...


... TLS is used the full URL is not visible to the content network unless it terminates the TLS session. The current document focuses on HTTP ...


... determine the best surrogate that can serve a client's request. In general, these metrics are based on network measurements and feedback from surrogates. It is possible to combine multiple metrics using both proximity and surrogate feedback for best surrogate selection. ...
... 24]. In order to obtain a set of proximity measurements, a network may employ active probing techniques. ...
... o Latency: Network latency measurements metrics are used to determine the surrogate (or set of surrogates) that has the least ...


... K. Johnson et al., "The measured performance of content distribution networks", Proceedings of the Fifth International Web Caching Workshop and Content Delivery Workshop 2000, May 2000. ...


... Abbie Barbir Nortel Networks 3500 Carling Avenue Nepean, Ontario K2H 8E9 ...



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