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docs: integrate pouch with dragonfly #828
docs: integrate pouch with dragonfly #828
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# Pouch with Dragonfly | |||
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Container technology is helpful to facilitate IT operation and maintenance, but the distribution of images has brought a huge challenge at the same time. The images can be as large as serval Gibs, pulling images will be very slow, not to metion the situation lots of pulling requests simultaneously or low network bandwidth. Dragonfly can play a important role here, as a P2P technology, it provides very efficient distribution, avoiding images distribution as a bottleneck in container technology. |
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s/serval/serveral
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# What is Dragonfly | ||
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[Dragonfly](https://github.com/alibaba/Dragonfly#installation) is a P2P file distribution system. It solves the problems of time-consuming distribution, low success rate, and wasteful bandwidth in large-scale file distribution scenarios. Dragonfly significantly improve service capabilities such as data preheating, and large-scale container image distribution. |
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s/improve/improves
Container technology is helpful to facilitate IT operation and maintenance, but the distribution of images has brought a huge challenge at the same time. The images can be as large as serval Gibs, pulling images will be very slow, not to metion the situation lots of pulling requests simultaneously or low network bandwidth. Dragonfly can play a important role here, as a P2P technology, it provides very efficient distribution, avoiding images distribution as a bottleneck in container technology. | ||
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# What is Dragonfly |
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Please change this to be secondary title with a prefix of double #.
Client concludes two part, dfget and proxy. dfget is a host-side tool for downloading files, proxy is used for intercepted the http requests and route them to dfget. | ||
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# Install dragonfly |
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Please change this to be secondary title with a prefix of double #.
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### client | ||
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Client concludes two part, dfget and proxy. dfget is a host-side tool for downloading files, proxy is used for intercepted the http requests and route them to dfget. |
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Client contains two parts: dfget and proxy. dfget is a host-side tool for downloading files, and proxy is used to intercept http requests and route them to dfget.
add docs to describe how to run pouch with dragonfly Fixes: #103 Signed-off-by: Ace-Tang <aceapril@126.com>
@allencloud , updated. |
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Ⅰ. Describe what this PR did
add docs to describe how to run pouch with dragonfly
Ⅱ. Does this pull request fix one issue?
fixes #103
Ⅲ. Describe how you did it
Ⅳ. Describe how to verify it
Ⅴ. Special notes for reviews