Request Redirection Policy Based on Service Utility in CDN

Jin Xian Lin; Zhuo Xing Huang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.311.26

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Request Redirection Policy Based on Service Utility in CDN

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To quantify the service utility of CDN, some metrics is developed to measure its content-serving utility. The quantitative measure can provide an indication of the perceived benefits of CDN system and express the service effectiveness of each replica server. The utility measure is used to devise a request-redirection policy and conduct extensive simulations to demonstrate that the approach can improve content delivery performance in CDN.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 311)

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Jin Xian Lin, Zhuo Xing Huang

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Content Delivery Network (CDN), Request-Redirection Policy, Service Utility

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