Network Performance Optimization - Content Exchange Technology

Author: Yu Tao et al
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Publish Date: 2005-04-01
Features: Enrich user experience in controlling networks
In this book, you will learn about the concepts, background, architecture, working principles of content exchange technology, and where and why it should be deployed to significantly improve the performance of TCP/IP networks and servers. With the increasing bandwidth and growing content, content exchange technology has rapidly become a standard in enterprise and ISP networks. The main contents of this book include:
· Comprehensive explanations of TCP/IP, HTTP, DNS, and other fundamental network knowledge;
· Cross-vendor discussions on mainstream content exchange application servers, covering load balancing, web cache redirection, application redirection, firewall load balancing, and much more;
· Detailed diagrams clearly illustrating the deployment and topology structures of all applications and their extensions discussed in the book;
· Virtual case studies in implementation examples provide a practical transformation of theory into practice, demonstrating all applications;
· Advanced topics include TCP/IP streams and sessions, latency binding, URL address resolution, cookie persistence, server health monitoring, and load balancing methods;
· The target readers of this book are network administrators, application development technicians, security personnel, product sales staff, and other technical professionals who need to understand the basics of content exchange technology.