Marco Fretz wrote: > Claudio Jeker wrote: >> Corrected, your wrong. TCP works just fine for short living TCP sessions >> (like 99% of all traffic). If you're routing is stable you always end up >> at the same site. Only on bgp route changes that influence the path to the >> anycast network you may get session drops because the traffic is flowing >> to a new site. >> > > Ok, thank you Jeroen and Claudio for this explanations about anycasting. > But is there anyone using anycasts for HTTP content? I think its only > used for DNS, etc... am I wrong?
Wrong. google(anycast http) google(anycast) google(distributed content system) etc etc etc etc etc :) Greets, Jeroen
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