On Mon, Oct 22, 2007, Dave Raven wrote:
> Hi all,
> Is there a way to assume that anything under a certain domain is
> similar across servers? For example, www.youtube.com videos come from
> various servers --
>
> 1191839044.533 53841 10.10.108.250 TCP_MISS/200 1770189 GET
> http://sjc-v180.sjc.youtube.com/get_video? - DIRECT/64.15.120.171 video/flv
> 1140
> 1191917902.678 610481 10.10.100.198 TCP_MISS/200 9465378 GET
> http://v194.youtube.com/get_video? - DIRECT/208.65.154.167 video/flv 1068
>
> And so on.. if I force caching on video/flv files it should make for good
> caching of the content, but 100 users viewing a video could all go to
> different servers to get it - meaning instead of getting 100 hits I get 100x
> the content size in cache?
>
> Is there a way around this?
There's been a few attempts at it but noone yet seems to have implemented
what I've suggested. Someone recently posted how he does it via log post-processing
and rewriter rules.
Adrian
Received on Mon Oct 22 2007 - 01:36:25 MDT
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