Content Distribution Networks
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Content Distribution Networks
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Re: Content Distribution Networks
#2I think the term Content Distribution Networks[1] is already taken. This was a rather confusing read as I was in the wrong context.
[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Content_delivery_network Ok so it's more commonly a Content Delivery Network, but it's "also known as"
Re: Content Distribution Networks
#3I think the term Content Distribution Networks[1] is already taken. This was a rather confusing read as I was in the wrong context. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Content_delivery_network Ok so it's more commonly a Content Delivery Network, but it's "also known as"
Thank you for clearing that up. Even I made the mistake of thinking this was about CDNs.
Re: Content Distribution Networks
#4I think the term Content Distribution Networks[1] is already taken. This was a rather confusing read as I was in the wrong context. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Content_delivery_network Ok so it's more commonly a Content Delivery Network, but it's "also known as"
Thank you for clearing that up. Even I made the mistake of thinking this was about CDNs.
I felt the context was adequately explained at the start of the second paragraph:
I was talking to a friend the other day about content distribution networks online.
By this I mean a graph of interactions between people publishing the content and people consuming the content.Re: Content Distribution Networks
#5Earlier quoted context omitted.
Thank you for clearing that up. Even I made the mistake of thinking this was about CDNs.
I felt the context was adequately explained at the start of the second paragraph: I was talking to a friend the other day about content distribution networks online. By this I mean a graph of interactions between people publishing the content and people consuming the content.
Which (with my prior context) I read as someone publishes the content and then maybe you need to do some cache invalidation somewhere, reheat the current page - maybe you need to reheat some archive pages, the homepage, etc
Something along the lines of
> By this I mean a graph [assumed 'buzzword'] of interactions [that happen] between [as in time] people publishing the content [POST] and people consuming the content [GET]
I mean even the images being used sorta look like something you might end up with if you were to diagram a CDN
Re: Content Distribution Networks
#6I think the term Content Distribution Networks[1] is already taken. This was a rather confusing read as I was in the wrong context. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Content_delivery_network Ok so it's more commonly a Content Delivery Network, but it's "also known as"
Perhaps "Content Distribution Graph" would be a better term?
Re: Content Distribution Networks
#7I think the term Content Distribution Networks[1] is already taken. This was a rather confusing read as I was in the wrong context. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Content_delivery_network Ok so it's more commonly a Content Delivery Network, but it's "also known as"
I didn't make the connection because I never see CDN written out as separate words.