Performance analysis of a scaleable design for replicating file collections in wide-area networks

Dempsey, Bert J.

doi:10.1006/jnca.2000.0111

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“…By relying on file-oriented replication services, I2-DSI readily accommodates existing tools and content from ad hoc Internet mirrors. A value-added service of the I2-DSI approach is the efficient publishing mechanisms for collection (channel) developers, and experiments with the Linux Archives have validated the scalability of the underlying data replication mechanisms (Dempsey, 2000). Advanced publication services will eventually offer additional control over publication such as the expiration of access based on timestamps that goes well beyond that of conventional mirrors[9] (Zhu et al, 1999).…”

Section: Digital Video Repositorymentioning

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Prospects for the global Internet: new techniques for delivering rich digital collections to users world‐wide

Dempsey

2000

The Electronic Library

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Every user of the World Wide Web understands why the WWW is often ridiculed as the World Wide Wait. The WWW and other applications on the Internet have been developed with a client‐server orientation that, in its simplest form, involves a centralized information repository to which users (clients) send requests. This single‐server model suffers from performance problems when clients are too numerous, when clients are physically far away in the Network, when the materials being delivered become very large and hence stress the wide‐area bandwidth, and when the information has a real‐time delivery component as with streaming audio and video materials. Engineering information delivery solutions that break the single‐site model has become an important aspect of next‐generation WWW delivery systems. Intends to help the information professional understand what new directions the delivery infrastructure of the WWW is taking and why these technical changes will impact users around the globe, especially in bandwidth‐poor areas of the Internet.

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Section: Digital Video Repositorymentioning

confidence: 99%

Prospects for the global Internet: new techniques for delivering rich digital collections to users world‐wide

Dempsey

2000

The Electronic Library

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Performance analysis of a scaleable design for replicating file collections in wide-area networks

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Prospects for the global Internet: new techniques for delivering rich digital collections to users world‐wide

Prospects for the global Internet: new techniques for delivering rich digital collections to users world‐wide

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