Traffic Monitor Github Guide
We welcome contributions to the Traffic Monitor project! If you'd like to contribute, please:
If you are deploying the Apache Traffic Monitor from GitHub, the workflow generally involves the following steps:
Several GitHub projects (often forks of older open-source apps) provide real-time floating widgets showing upload/download speeds on mobile devices.
Traffic Monitor is the "eyes" of a CDN. Its primary responsibility is to continuously poll all Edge Cache servers (Cache Groups) within the CDN infrastructure to determine if they are online, functioning correctly, and delivering content at optimal speeds. It aggregates this data and reports the health state to the (another component of the ecosystem), which then decides where to direct end-user requests.
Traffic Monitor exposes a web interface and a JSON API.
Traffic Monitor Github Guide
We welcome contributions to the Traffic Monitor project! If you'd like to contribute, please:
If you are deploying the Apache Traffic Monitor from GitHub, the workflow generally involves the following steps: traffic monitor github
Several GitHub projects (often forks of older open-source apps) provide real-time floating widgets showing upload/download speeds on mobile devices. We welcome contributions to the Traffic Monitor project
Traffic Monitor is the "eyes" of a CDN. Its primary responsibility is to continuously poll all Edge Cache servers (Cache Groups) within the CDN infrastructure to determine if they are online, functioning correctly, and delivering content at optimal speeds. It aggregates this data and reports the health state to the (another component of the ecosystem), which then decides where to direct end-user requests. Its primary responsibility is to continuously poll all
Traffic Monitor exposes a web interface and a JSON API.
