Design of a Distributed Traffic Exchange Point Cloud IX and Reducing Operator Costs
summary
Describes the architecture and implementation of a distributed traffic exchange point called Cloud IX that telecom operators can use to lower costs. Covers technologies for building a distributed IX (peering) infrastructure, traffic routing and exchange mechanisms, and operational measures to reduce operator expenses.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Cloud IX introduction
- 3:35Business model and goals
- 8:17Technical architecture basics
- 10:25Connecting IX points
- 13:46Additional services and multicast
- 18:08Traffic analytics and optimization
- 21:46Client commercial advantages
- 27:26Pricing and accounting
- 32:01Competitive advantages
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