Replication for Web Hosting Systems

Ackerman W.; Ackerman W. B.; Amamiya M.; Arvind; Arvind; Arvind; Arvind; Arvind; Arvind; Arvind; Auguston M.; Barahona P.; Bernini M.; Bohm W.; Cox P.; Cox P.; Culler D. E.; Davis A. L.; Davis A. L.; Davis A. L.; Davis A. L.; Dennis J.; Dennis J. B.; Dennis J. B.; Dennis J. B.; Gajski D. D.; Gao G. R.; Gelly O.; Green T. R. G.; Gurd J. R.; Harvey N.; Harvey N.; Hils D. D.; Hurson A. R.; Iannucci R. A.; J. R. Paul Hanna; Jagannathan R.; Kahn G.; Karp R.; Keller R. M.; Kimura T.; Kiper J.; Kosinski P.; Lee B.; Lee E.; Nikhil R. S.; Papadopoulos G. M.; Plaice J.; Rasure J.; Richard J. Millar; Sakai S.; Serot J.; Shizuki B.; Shürr A.; Silc J.; Tanimoto S.; Toyoda M.; Treleaven P. C.; Watson I.; Wesley M. Johnston; Whitley K.; Yu Y. J.

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Replication for Web Hosting Systems

Abstract

Replication is a well-known technique to improve the accessibility of Web sites. It generally offers reduced client latencies and increases a site’s availability. However, applying replication techniques is not trivial, and various Content Delivery Networks (CDNs) have been created to facilitate replication for digital content providers. Th