Nikolaos Vasiliou
Abstract
This paper presents a strategy of extending a Web server to be able to differentiate between requests in different classes. This is required because most Web servers are unable to do this by themselves. We present our strategy and its design along with some initial performance results.
Index Terms
- Providing a differentiated quality of service in a World Wide Web server
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