Facebook Global Memcache Infrastructure

This entry in our video series on distributed computing will summarize how Facebook has scaled their memcache to support a massive, globally distributed read load of a billion reads per second. Rajesh Nishtala, a member of the team that developed

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Verizon to Offer Bot Mitigation Services through Distil Networks

Verizon Digital Media Services and Distil Networks announced today a partnership between their companies that will deliver bot mitigation services across Verizon’s Edgecast CDN. This partnership will expand on Verizon’s current security offerings, which offer WAF, anti-DDoS, DNS protection, TLS encryption, and

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Facebook’s Billion-User Load Balancing

As part of our ongoing series of videos that highlight challenges in distributed computing, we’d like to summarize the data points from Patrick Shuff, an Production Engineer on Facebook’s Traffic Team, on how they scale their load balancing infrastructure to

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Azure Announces Auto-Scaling for Streaming Services

This week, Azure Media Services announced two additions its streaming services: Standard Streaming Endpoint and enhanced Azure CDN integration. With these changes, Azure hopes to simplify streaming for its customers with auto-scaling capabilities and allow them to stream out to

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Interview with Red5 CEO On Autoscaling

We have just finished our second interview with the CEO of Red5, a pioneer in live streaming. As part of our ongoing discussion with Red5, we’re going to dive into their auto-scaling feature, which automatically scales server instances to accommodate

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NewTek and Wowza Announce MediaDS

Today, NewTek and Wowza Media Systems have just announced their media distribution system MediaDS, a real-time media encoding and live streaming video delivery platform. MediaDS merges NewTek’s live production hardware with Wowza’s streaming software in a 1RU footprint. This allows

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IoT and the Rise of Edge Computing

With AWS poised to become a $13 billion business, cloud computing has overtaken the enterprise computing industry. However, it’s no secret to insiders that the next disruption is already on its way. IoT gateways and routers that can support edge computing are

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