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Banâtre, Michel; Issarny, Valérie; Leleu, Frederic

doi:10.1145/504463.504464

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“…Second, our notion of quality of service is more general in that we not only allow a site to specify priorities but also allow it to specify resource usage constraints 0x1 a group of requests. In [5], a notion of quality of service is proposed with respect to the content.…”

Section: Http Serversmentioning

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Supporting quality of service in HTTP servers

Pandey

Barnes

Olsson

1998

Proceedings of the Seventeenth Annual ACM Symposium on Principles of Distributed Computing - PODC '98

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Most implementationsof HTTP servers do not distinguish among requests to differeut pages. This has the implicatiou that requests for popular pages have the tendency to overwhelm the requests for other pages. In addition, HTTP servers do not allow a site to specify policies for server resource allocation.This paper presents a notion of wality of service that enables a site to customize how an HTTP server should respond to external requests by setting priorities among page requests and allocating server resources.It also describes a design and an implementation of a distributed HTTP server, QoS Web Server, that enforces the quality of service constraints.The performance aualysis of the prototype server indicates that the server provides the desired quality of service with minimal overhead.

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Section: Http Serversmentioning

confidence: 99%