Table of Contents
1 - Web architecture overview
- 1.1 Traditional architecture
- Server aspects - web, application, database, security
- Software aspects - LAMP, Microsoft stack, script languages, CMS, search
- Internal optimization - caching, compression, load balancing
- 1.2 New approaches for web architecture with Web 2.0
- Development tools - Ajax, Rich Internet Applications, widgets, wiki
- Distributed applications - RSS, APIs and mashups
- Social graph enablers - OpenID, OAuth, micro-formats, tagging, etc.
- Case studies: eBay, Google Maps
2 - Infrastructure initiatives from Web giants
- 2.1 Google model
- Specific platform - servers, GFS, MapReduce, BigTable
- Data centers - key metrics and deployment
- Network pipes - Unity, wireless
- New applications and cloud computing
- App Engine
- 2.2 Amazon model
- Data center strategy
- Amazon Web Services: offering, pricing, key metrics
- Case study: GigaVox Media
- 2.3 Other players' approaches
- Case studies: Yahoo!, Microsoft, Facebook, MySpace
3 - Content Delivery Networks (CDN) and Peer-to-Peer (P2P)
- 3.1 Principles of solutions
- CDN infrastructure - caching, acceleration, etc.
- P2P infrastructure - pure P2P, hybrid P2P
- Applications and services using CDN and P2P - video, ecommerce,
communications
- Case studies: YouTube, Allocine, BBC iPlayer, Pixmania, SNCF, Skype
- 3.2 Market development
- Value proposition of CDN and P2P
- Pricing of CDN
- Market organization
- Market segmentation of customer needs
- Market trends - traffic type and volume, impact of video
- Market sizing and forecasts (worldwide)
- 3.3 Market players
- Overall market landscape for CDN and P2P - dominant players,
investments, acquisitions
- Profiles of main players - Akamai, Limelight, Kontiki
4 - Telco reactions and initiatives
- 4.1 Positioning on CDN
- Level 3 and AT&T deployments
- Other telcos reactions
- 4.2 Positioning on P2P
- Project P4P
- Project Cheetah
- Other collaboration with P2P players
- 4.3 Other reactions impacting the traffic
- Metered pricing - TimeWarner, AT&T
- Peering issues - Cogent, Neuf
- Throttling and traffic shapping - Comcast
- Case studies: Tiscali, TeliaSonera, BT/Phorm
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