On content delivery network implementation

Edge computing: A systematic mapping study

“…For example, in Reference 128, an architecture is presented for distributing large volumes of data across automotive networks for content sharing. Content placement is also a challenge in most CDN applications, including, 129,130 which involves distributing content appropriately between resources and devices at the edge 129 …”

“…Content placement is also a challenge in most CDN applications, including, 129,130 which involves distributing content appropriately between resources and devices at the edge. 129…”

Next Generation Content Delivery Infrastructures

“…Following the footsteps of the CDI initiative, several research efforts explore the benefits of internetworking/peering of CDN providers, content providers, Peer-to-Peer (P2P) networks, and overlays with main focus on offering increased capacity, intelligent server selection, reduced cost, and improved fault tolerance. Examples include CDI protocol architecture (Turrini, 2004;Turrini & Panzieri, 2002), multiprovider peering (Amini, et al, 2004), Synergy overlay internetworking (Kwon & Fahmy, 2005), peer-assisted content delivery (Tran & Tavanapong, 2005), group-based content delivery (Lloret, et al, 2009), provisioning content delivery over shared infrastructure (Nguyen, et al, 2003), use of emerging technologies for the development of enhanced content delivery service (Fortino & Russo, 2008), resource management in a Gridbased CDN (Di Stefano & Santoro, 2008), capacity provisioning networks (Geng, et al, 2003), open CDN implementation (Molina, et al, 2006), and CDN peering (Pathan & Buyya, 2009a, 2009b.…”