Kelly Mears

KnowledgeDomain 12

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Networks & Distribution

Coordination without a center.

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Where it reaches

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The hubs

Content Delivery Network

A CDN answers requests from servers near the requester, trading a single origin for many cached edges.

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Eventual Consistency

A guarantee that replicas converge given no further updates, without guaranteeing when.

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Firewall

A filter that allows or blocks network traffic by rule, the oldest perimeter defense, and less sufficient on its own than it used to be.

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Virtual Private Network

An encrypted tunnel that presents a remote network as local, and the narrow set of things a commercial one actually hides.

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