Content delivery network monitoring with limited resources
Krzysztof Kaczmarski, Marcin Pilarski, Bogdan Banasiak, Christophe Kabut
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Krzysztof Kaczmarski, Marcin Pilarski, Bogdan Banasiak, Christophe Kabut
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Abstract—This article presents results of designing a Con-tent Delivery Network monitoring system for resource limited applications. CDN monitoring is important both for content providers (media companies) and administrators (Internet Ser-vice Providers). It is a challenging task since network traffic may generate huge volume of data which must be parsed and analysed in real-time. This paper describes the design of a prototype system that uses a small resource footprint, scalable Big Data solution, which is motivated by real world use cases. I.
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Abstract—This article presents results of designing a Con-tent Delivery Network monitoring system for resource limited applications. CDN monitoring is important both for content providers (media companies) and administrators (Internet Ser-vice Providers). It is a challenging task since network traffic may generate huge volume of data which must be parsed and analysed in real-time. This paper describes the design of a prototype system that uses a small resource footprint, scalable Big Data solution, which is motivated by real world use cases. I.
Key concepts: Computer science, Scalability, Content delivery network, The Internet, Footprint, Service provider, Content delivery, Resource (disambiguation)