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Re: Akamai-like CDN using squid and a DNS trick
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Vicente Aguilar wrote:
Long story short: all the users of a particular ISP had problems
accessing our pages because of a routing problem between that ISP and
ours. We ended up installing a squid reverse-proxy on that ISP's
datacenter, and redirecting all its users there by returning a
different DNS response depending on the client's IP address. This
method could be extended to use as many ISPs/proxies as needed,
creating a homegrown, Akamai-like CDN.
Looks like a nice solution, and we might try something like that to
reach Chinese users.
Did you notice any ill effects of Bug 7
(http://www.squid-cache.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=7)? This bug makes
Squid deliver resources with expiration times in the past, thus causing
the clients to revalidate the resources every time they are used.
Regards,
Oliver Schoett
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