Implementing Multi-Node CDN Infrastructure with Java Applications

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Explore the comprehensive Satellite CDN project overview consisting of MF Cache setup, Edge Router configuration, and MFProxy development in Java. Dive into the technical details of connection configurations, HTTP requests, and content parsing for efficient content delivery network implementation.

  • CDN Infrastructure
  • Java Applications
  • Edge Router
  • MFProxy Development
  • Content Delivery Network

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  1. Satellite CDN Week 10 Presentation by: Seo Bo Shim

  2. Project Overview MF-Cache Setup Edge Router w/ Cache MF Proxy & Hoststack MF Server (Content Source) & Hoststack MF Router VLC Client 1 Bottle-neck MF Proxy & Hoststack Connection 1 GNRS VLC Client 2 Connection 2

  3. Project Overview Develop MFProxy in Java Readability, Portable, Easier debugging Get HTTP requests and parse the request URI to use content API http:/localhost:8080/ URI MFget request MF Proxy & Hoststack MF Proxy & Hoststack VLC Client VLC Client HTTP Request HTTP Response GET (send payload info/GUID) GUID Content

  4. MFProxy MFProxy MFRouter Read connection configuration Web.xml GUID HTTP Request JMFOpen and JMFGet function Parse Request Content HTTP Response Write to Buffer

  5. MFProxy MFProxy MFRouter Read connection configuration Web.xml GUID HTTP Request JMFOpen and JMFGet function Parse Request Content HTTP Response Write to Buffer

  6. Result Create a simple 2-node MF setup and test the Java application Node 1-1 Node 1-2 GNRS HTTP MFProxy MF Router MFServer One hoststack

  7. Further Implementation Multithreading capable Implement name-resolver Implement basic profile (using content profile)

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