investigating the functions of codeen, comodin, coral, and globule in academic/scientific content delivery networks

large internet companies may use several servers at different parts of the world for storage and distribution of their information and facilities around the world to control their website traffic as well as internet services. content delivery networks (cdns) may endow the host used by the website with the power of multiple servers. most currently available commercial cdns fail to reveal information on the algorithms and strategies used in their development. the present study aims at precisely investigating the function of multiple available academic/scientific cdns having a sustainable performance for a considerable period of time. furthermore, it is hoped that the study can help the scholars of this area to familiarize with the functions of these academic/scientific cdns and open up new horizons in this field.