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Models and methods for a substantiation of the choice of networks software structure

Оптимизация операционной системы LINUX с целью построения DNS-серверов различного назначения

Эффективный алгоритм кэширования в кэширующем прокси – сервере

A comparative study of network management buffers in LINUX and 4.4BSD derivative operating system kernels


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In " Models and methods for a substantiation of the choice of networks software structure" you can find thtree articles:

by Осадчиев А.А., Островский В.Ю. "ОПТИМИЗАЦИЯ ОПЕРАЦИОННОЙ СИСТЕМЫ LINUX С ЦЕЛЬЮ ПОСТРОЕНИЯ DNS-СЕРВЕРОВ РАЗЛИЧНОГО НАЗНАЧЕНИЯ". It is necessary have not only modern hardware, but appropriate OS configuration for DNS-server optimization for optimization of server performance. It is possible to determine two directions of OS optimization: 1) optimization of hard disk and file system choice according to increase of system performance, 2) optimization of OS kernel software according to increase of system performance.

by Осадчиев А.А, Полухин Д.П. "ЭФФЕКТИВНЫЙ АЛГОРИТМ КЭШИРОВАНИЯ В КЭШИРУЮЩЕМ ПРОКСИ – СЕРВЕРЕ". Algorithm of caching used to decrease the volume of the transmitted traffic to a minimum in networks. Examined the algorithm of caching in a caching proxy – servers. Proposed method for designing of optimal algorithm, which would take into account various criteria of computer networks.

by Osadchiev A.A., Subhasish Ghosh "A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF NETWORK MANAGEMENT BUFFERS IN LINUX AND 4.4BSD DERIVATIVE OPERATING SYSTEM KERNELS". It is the responsibility of the NOS Kernel to provide the outstanding networking facilities by highly optimizing and performance-tuning the networking code, more specifically, the TCP/IP network management stack, which lies embedded deep within the network layers of it. It is widely believed that a network implementation is a balancing act between the rate of operation and tidy structuring. This paper dives under the hood and exemplifies the difference in implementation in memory management and buffering under the existing BSD and Linux Kernels.