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posted on Monday, April 28, 2008 8:59 AM

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The letter of the day in the Networking ABC's is the letter "O".  While OSCP, Optimization, and OpenSSL were good choices, I opted for a word that refers to minimizing the network overhead for backend servers.

"O" is for OneConnect

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OneConnect

Pronounced: Wuhn-Kuh-nekt

The OneConnect feature optimizes the use of network connections by keeping server-side connections open and pooling them for reuse.

OneConnect was originally designed to allow sharing of server-side HTTP keep-alive connections which otherwise would sit idle or time out waiting for that single client to make a new HTTP request (connection pooling) and also to allow distribution of requests matching different criteria to different servers (content switching).


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Gravatar Acceleration ABCs - Q is for Quickly
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