A WAN accelerator reduces the amount of data needed to flow back and forth
across the WAN by using data caching and compression. A WAN accelerator
essentially works by storing duplicate files (or parts of files) so that they can be
indexed into the global cache instead of being transmitted back over the WAN.
WAN accelerators effectively swap network I/O for disk I/O, dramatically
improving network data transfer performance in conditions where bandwidth is
the primary bottleneck.
Traffic shaping is about controlling the average rate of data transfer. Traffic
shaping reduces congestion before hosts send data caps. When sending the file,
this particular limitation can be a problem, but it plays a crucial role in sending
real-time data (audio, video, etc.).
Deduplication is a computer industry term for “removing duplicates” and, as this
strange word means, it is a method that searches a hard drive or storage device to
locate and remove duplicate files, thus reducing the amount of storage space
necessary storage. . for a given data set. “Reclaimed” storage of additional data is
then available. The net result of deduplication is to increase available capacity and
avoid the need to purchase additional capacity. This is obviously a reasonable
indicator of green.
Our mission is to provide awareness and support so your teams can run
applications and access data anytime, anywhere. acceleration
Is a reduction in the number of bits required to display data. Data compression
can save storage capacity, speed up file transfers, and reduce hardware storage
and network bandwidth costs. Compression is performed by a program that uses
a formula or algorithm to determine how to compress the size of the data.
Protocol spoofing is an important part of data communication that helps improve
performance. This technological aspect presents itself as an effective solution,
especially in situations where high error levels and long delays do not adequately
define an existing protocol.
Caching servers have built-in intelligence to store the latest and most frequently
requested information, unnecessarily preventing future requests from traversing
a WAN/Internet connection. Caching servers maintain a timestamp for when data
was last updated. If the timestamp on the page has not changed since the last
time a user visited the page, the caching system provides a locally cached copy of
the web page, saving time when loading the page over the Internet.
