Dropbox traffic infrastructure: Edge network
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Dropbox traffic infrastructure: Edge network
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#2Looks like TLS 1.3 adoption is growing across service providers...
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#3Who would have thought a simple FTP-on-some-server would have been so complicated. Thanks for the post!
I'm eagerly waiting for the blog post about how bazel and torrents are used.
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#4Great post. Thanks!
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#5I'm surprised there is no mention of security or privacy. I'd have thought that's one of the reasons for controlling your own edge network.
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#6Thanks for the post! Typo at gradient decent (descent) mention.
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#7I wonder which definition of "Edge" is going to win out because right now it's being used interchangeably to mean either: 1) CDN or 2) On-premise machines/IoT.
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#8Would be great to know how exactly they store all the customer data on this edge network. Is it encrypted with a customer-specific key? If yes, when and how do they decrypt it?
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#9I wonder which definition of "Edge" is going to win out because right now it's being used interchangeably to mean either: 1) CDN or 2) On-premise machines/IoT.
Are these really two competing definitions or just manifestations of the same concept? What is considered an edge device depends on the boundaries of whatever network is under discussion.
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#10Who would have thought a simple FTP-on-some-server would have been so complicated. Thanks for the post! I'm eagerly waiting for the blog post about how bazel and torrents are used.
Who describes Dropbox as the same as FTP?