Building Large-Scale CDNs with Apache Traffic Control
Apache Traffic Control allows you to build a large scale content delivery network using open source. Built around Apache Traffic Server as the caching software, Traffic Control implements all the core functions of a modern CDN.
Test Status [^1]
| Component | Unit Tests | Integration Tests |
|---|---|---|
| Go Libraries |   | - |
| Traffic Ops |    |   |
| Traffic Router |   |  |
| Traffic Monitor |   |  |
| T3C |   |  |
| Traffic Stats |   | - |
| Grove |   | - |
| Traffic Portal | - |  |
| TCHC | - |  |
Documentation [^2]
- Intro
- CDN Basics
- Traffic Control Overview
- Administrator's Guide
- Developer's Guide
- Traffic Ops API
Components [^2]
- Traffic Ops is the RESTful API service for management and monitoring of all servers in the CDN.
- Traffic Portal is the web GUI for managing and monitoring the CDN via the Traffic Ops API.
- Traffic Router uses DNS and HTTP302 to redirect clients to the closest available cache on the CDN.
- Traffic Monitor uses HTTP to poll the health of caches and provide this information to Traffic Router.
- Traffic Stats acquires and stores real-time metrics and statistics into an InfluxDB for charting and alerting.
Releases
- Releases
Downloads
Questions, Comments, Bugs and More
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Found a bug or file a feature request
- Subscribe to our users list
- Subscribe to our dev list
- Search the email archives
- Check out the wiki for less formal documentation, design docs and roadmap discussions
[^1]: *Status links point to the unreleased master branch
[^2]: Documentation links point to the latest which is the unreleased master branch and are neither stable nor necessarily accurate for any given supported release.
Download Details:
Author: apache
Official Github: https://github.com/apache/trafficcontrol
License: Apache-2.0 license
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