On the placement of Web server replicas
By Lili Qiu, V. Padmanabhan, Geoffrey M. Voelker. Proceedings IEEE INFOCOM 2001. Conference on Computer Communications. Twentieth Annual Joint Conference of the IEEE Computer and Communications Society (Cat. No.01CH37213), 2001
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- Constrained mirror placement on the Internet (2001, result): “We also experiment with both uniformly distributed and trace-based . A major difference between our formulation of the problem and the one in [ 11 ] is that they assume mirrors can be placed within client clusters, i.e., . We do not consider it realistic for a CDN to always be able to place mirrors ”
- Data Center Network Virtualization: A Survey (2013, background): “This problem shares many similarities with the traditional replica placement problem [49].”
- Chain Replication for Supporting High Throughput and Availability (2004, background): “, [18]) concerned with placement of web page replicas as well, all from the perspective of reducing latency and network load.”
- Object replication strategies in content distribution networks (2002, background): “In [14] the authors present their algorithms for placing server replicas in a CDN.”
- A new greedy approach for facility location problems (2002, background): “Thisproblemhasmanyappliationsinoperationsresearh [9,21],andreentlyinnetworkdesignproblemssuhas plaementofroutersandahes[14,22],agglomerationof traÆordata[1,15],andwebserverrepliationsinaontentdistributionnetwork(CDN)[19,26].”
- On multiple description streaming with content delivery networks (2002, background): “Previous work on server and CDN surrogate placements [6], [7] focus on placing mirrors or replicas, in which the assumption is that complete content is stored at each chosen server.”