 RhaasPremium
join:2005-12-19
Bernie, MO | reply to raytaylor
Re: Netflix CDN Server I'm interested to see how it turns out for you.
From their documentation:
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Appliance Fill
For the US Netflix catalog, a fill rate of approximately 5 Gbps for approximately 2 hours
(or equivalent) is currently required. A lower speed link will require a longer fill window.
When multiple appliances are present in a single location, appliances can fill from one
another, reducing the upstream network load.
An appliance updates its cached content nightly with the appropriate content.
The exact
time window is determined for each appliance during the planning process, and is
generally chosen by the ISP as an off-peak period, such as early morning hours in the
local time zone.
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jcremin
join:2009-12-22
Siren, WI
kudos:2 | said by Rhaas:For the US Netflix catalog, a fill rate of approximately 5 Gbps for approximately 2 hours (or equivalent) is currently required. So doing a little quick math means that even if you spread it out over 10 hours, that's still a full gigabit for that 10 hour period. Or if you had it update constantly, it would be a non-stop stream of around 415 mbps. |
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BlueC
join:2009-11-26
Minneapolis, MN | said by jcremin:So doing a little quick math means that even if you spread it out over 10 hours, that's still a full gigabit for that 10 hour period. Or if you had it update constantly, it would be a non-stop stream of around 415 mbps.
Is that daily though? They don't seem to indicate how often there is a content fill. |
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