origin server / web caching / programmable networks / web security problems / web content / proxy networks / aggressive content discovery algorithms / online academic journal / machinery / file server / resource management / lookup protocol / web mail / self-organizing web content distribution network / web obRather / bandwidth management / open web service / desired web content / web object / datacenter services / managed file server / shared-memory systems / less popular portal / elastic infrastructure / dedicated hosting services / origin site / put+get protocol / web objects / stand-alone applications / content distribution network / surge computing / web proxies / web content distribution network / unaware web clients / trusted computing base / n-node systems / cloud computing / web security challenges / web sight / client-side software packages / Web security implications / /
OperatingSystem
UNIX / /
Organization
Princeton University / /
Person
Michael J. Freedman / Resolver / / /
Position
Forward / /
Product
CoralCDN / /
ProgrammingLanguage
HTML / C++ / /
ProvinceOrState
Manitoba / /
Technology
underlying algorithm / peer-to-peer / UNIX / put+get protocol / API / GPS / lookup protocol / HTML / UDP / SSL / network file system / disk cache / aggressive content discovery algorithms / DNS / firewall / HTTP / caching / DOM / caching system / flash / /
Appeared in 7th USENIX Symposium on Network Design and Implementation (NSDI ’10) Experiences with CoralCDN: A Five-Year Operational View Michael J. Freedman Princeton University