Caching

Browser-Cache

The best-known form of caching is done in your browser. The so-called browser cache contains data from previously visited websites, which do not have to be retrieved from the server again at a later page request but is already available locally.

Server-Cache

Another form is caching on pages of delivering servers: Rather than another database query, an already existing result from the cache can be delivered to the recipient.

Cache-Box

We also use a combined variant: In a network with different offices the same video download would lead to an unnecessary network load. Our solution is that users query their video material to a local cache box. Once it is present, it will be delivered, if not, it will be requested from the main server. This caching on cache boxes means that each file is transferred only once between the main server and the office cache box, no matter how many users request the file in the future.

Peer-to-Peer

If many receivers in the same network want to receive a stream, the peer-to-peer technology can be used to relieve the network. With Peer-to-Peer streaming we offer a state-of-the-art solution in a user-friendly environment.

How does Peer-to-Peer work?

Multicast

To relieve the streaming server, it sends a signal only once, which can be picked up by a plurality of receivers (such as radio), without multiplying the data transmission rate at the sender by the number of recipients. This method is called multicast.

How does Multicast work?

Webcast

Webcasting is an innovative way of communication to deliver internal and external objectives with video and presentation. Simplex Pro is the production studio of the simplex platform to start professional webcasts as on-demand or live version with a few clicks and stream to the desired target audience.

How does Webcast work?