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Written by: Kiran Kankipati - Published: 14-Dec-2017

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Configuración típica (para usuarios de bricolaje, SOHO, etc.): suponga que tiene dos sitios (como Sitio-A y Sitio-B) conectados a través de un enlace WAN lento/crítico como se muestra a continuación. Puede optimizar este enlace al guardar el ancho de banda y posiblemente mejorar la velocidad. Sin embargo, la velocidad WAN puede optimizarse solo si las velocidades del enlace WAN están por debajo de la latencia de procesamiento de su hardware instalado TOFFEE. Suponga que su enlace WAN es de 12Mbps, y asuma que la velocidad/capacidad máxima de optimización WAN de Raspberry Pi es de 20Mbps, luego tu enlace también obtendrá optimización de velocidad. Y en otro caso, suponga que su enlace WAN es de 50Mbps, luego, usar Raspberry Pi como dispositivo de optimización WAN realmente aumentará la latencia (es decir, ralentizará el enlace WAN). Pero en todos los casos, el ahorro de ancho de banda debe ser el mismo independientemente de la velocidad del enlace WAN. En otras palabras, si desea reducir los costos del enlace WAN a través de esta configuración de optimización WAN, siempre puede obtenerlo, ya que reduce el ancho de banda general en casi todos los casos (incluidos los datos cifrados y precomprimidos).
Para obtener más detalles sobre el hardware de instalación de TOFFEE, consulte amablemente: Guía de selección de hardware de TOFFEE

Configuración de TOFFEE para usuarios de bricolaje

Otros escenarios de implementación de TOFFEE (y / o TOFFEE-DataCenter):

  • Implementación de TOFFEE (y / o TOFFEE-DataCenter) con dispositivos VPN: AQUÍ
  • Implementación de TOFFEE (y / o TOFFEE-DataCenter) con caché de proxy web: AQUÍ
  • TOFFEE-DataCenter una variante TOFFEE para aplicaciones de Data Center: AQUÍ
  • TOFFEE-DataCenter como un VNF para NFV: AQUÍ
  • Implementación de TOFFEE (y / o TOFFEE-DataCenter) en grandes infraestructuras o redes de ISP: AQUÍ
  • Las redes ISP de TOFFEE (y / o TOFFEE-DataCenter) optimizadas (en vuelo/marinas/defensa): AQUÍ
  • Las redes de backhaul inalámbricas móviles optimizadas de TOFFEE (y / o TOFFEE-DataCenter): AQUÍ
  • TOFFEE (y / o TOFFEE-DataCenter) redes inalámbricas de malla optimizadas - B.A.T.M.A.N [open-mesh.org (Open Mesh)]: AQUÍ
  • TOFFEE-DataCenter con GlusterFS Storage Cluster: AQUÍ
  • Implementación de TOFFEE Data-Center WAN Optimization en Big Data Analytics: AQUÍ
  • Plataforma TOFFEE Data-Center optimizada para Internet de las cosas (IoT): AQUÍ
  • TOFFEE-Butterscotch un TOFFEE para el ancho de banda Home/SOHO Internet/WAN: AQUÍ



Aquí hay una perspectiva arquitectónica rápida de cómo TOFFEE-DataCenter optimiza los paquetes discretos entrantes:
Optimización de paquetes con TOFFEE-DataCenter



Temas sugeridos:


TOFFEE - Optimización WAN


Categories
TOFFEE-DataCenter - WAN Optimization ↗

TOFFEE - WAN Optimization ↗

TOFFEE-Mocha - WAN Emulator ↗

TOFFEE-Butterscotch - Save and Optimize your Internet/WAN bandwidth ↗

💎 TOFFEE-MOCHA new bootable ISO: Download
💎 TOFFEE Data-Center Big picture and Overview: Download PDF


Temas recomendados:

Demo TOFFEE-DataCenter WAN Optimization packaging feature ↗
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TOFFEE Data-Center optimized Internet of Things (IoT) Platform ↗
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TEST CASES :: TEST RESULTS :: TOFFEE-Mocha-1.0.32 asymmetric constant packet delay feature ↗
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The TOFFEE Project :: TOFFEE-DataCenter :: WAN Optimization ↗
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The TOFFEE Project :: TOFFEE-DataCenter :: Linux Open-Source WAN Optimization

CDN Content Delivery Networks - Types ↗
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TOFFEE-DataCenter Download :: TOFFEE-DATACENTER-1.2.2-1-portable ↗
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Benchmark Raspberry Pi and other embedded SoC with TrueBench ↗
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TrueBench is an unique open-source benchmarking system in which the core system performance and efficiency parameters are measured at extreme high resolution in the order of several million/billion µ-seconds for a given specific task. TrueBench is a part of The TOFFEE Project research. With TrueBench Raspberry Pi 3, Raspberry Pi 2B and Raspberry Pi 2 are benchmarked and you can do a comparative analysis with standard mainstream x86 devices.

The TOFFEE Project :: TOFFEE-Mocha :: WAN Emulator ↗
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The TOFFEE Project :: TOFFEE-Mocha :: Linux Open-Source WAN Emulator

Upgrading Ubuntu 17.10 to 18.04 via TOFFEE-DataCenter WAN Optimization Screenshots ↗
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iPerf Network Optimization - WAN Optimization Demo ↗
Saturday' 13-Mar-2021



Featured Educational Video:
Watch on Youtube - [8613//1] x254 Kernel Init Code without Kernel Module - Kernel Programming Tip #linode ↗

CDN Content Delivery Networks - Types ↗
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Raspberry Pi as a Networking Device ↗
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Raspberry Pi is often used as a single board computer for applications such as IoT, hobby projects, DIY, education aid, research and prototyping device. But apart from these applications Raspberry Pi can be used for real-world applications such as in making a full-fledged networking devices. Raspberry Pi is a single board ARM based hardware which is why it is also classified as ARM based SoC. Since it is ARM based it is highly efficient, tiny form-factor and lower in power consumption with moderate computational power. This will allow it to work several hours on emergency battery backup power supply such as low-cost domestic UPS and or some renewable energy source, which is a prerequisite for a typical networking device.

TOFFEE deployment topology guide ↗
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Assume you have two sites (such as Site-A and Site-B) connected via slow/critical WAN link as shown below. You can optimize this link by saving the bandwidth as well possibly improve the speed. However, the WAN speed can be optimized only if the WAN link speeds are below that of the processing latency of your TOFFEE installed hardware. Assume your WAN link is 12Mbps, and assume the maximum WAN optimization speed/capacity of Raspberry Pi is 20Mbps, then your link will get speed optimization too. And in another case, assume your WAN link is 50Mbps, then using the Raspberry Pi as WAN Optimization device will actually increase the latency (i.e slows the WAN link). But in all the cases the bandwidth savings should be the same irrespective of the WAN link speed. In other words, if you want to cut down the WAN link costs via this WAN Optimization set up, you can always get it since it reduces the overall bandwidth in almost all the cases (including encrypted and pre-compressed data).

Detect and Monitor Failing Harddrive in Linux - My Seagate 500GB HDD Died ↗
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My 500GB Seagate Barracuda 7200RPM hard-drive suddenly started making mild clicking noise. I found this happening since morning. I was suspicious that something wrong in this drive and when I opened the Linux Disks app, I can find the cause of this issue. The disk is increasingly getting read errors. Besides I can see various other parameters such as Power-On Hours, Temperature, Head flying hours, etc.




Network Packet Queue or Buffer - Packet Flow Control, Fragmentation and MTU ↗
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Network Packet Queue or Buffer - Packet Flow Control, Fragmentation and MTU



Research :: Optimization of network data (WAN Optimization) at various levels:
Network File level network data WAN Optimization


Learn Linux Systems Software and Kernel Programming:
Linux, Kernel, Networking and Systems-Software online classes [CDN]


Hardware Compression and Decompression Accelerator Cards:
TOFFEE Architecture with Compression and Decompression Accelerator Card


TOFFEE-DataCenter on a Dell Server - Intel Xeon E5645 CPU:
TOFFEE-DataCenter screenshots on a Dual CPU - Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E5645 @ 2.40GHz - Dell Server