Thank you! How client's HTTP request always finds server? For example If a client in Europe and server in the USA. I think request goes through many servers between client and requested server. Who routes request in needed direction?
Hey Andriy. Great question. How servers are resolved is through a DNS resolution process that requires many different 'hops' between servers before the request finally hits the intended destination. I found this pretty good interactive page that describes the DNS resolution process in detail: www.verisign.com/en_US/website-presence/online/how-dns-works/index.xhtml Thank you for asking this question, I will likely create a whole video on it in the future. Cheers.
I'm at a very beginner stage, striving to become a Front-end dev. and your explanation is concise and understandable. Really cool. 10 out of 10.!👏
Thank you!
Best explanation by far.
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Great video!
Great explanation, thank you!
Thank u for your good video.
useful ✅
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Well Done, Thanks!
My pleasure!
Can you tell me the name of that software where you draw please?
Great video
Hi Kali, the software is called Smoothdraw. I made a video on how to use it here: ruclips.net/video/6Fk9xDpJhvk/видео.html
Thank you!
How client's HTTP request always finds server? For example If a client in Europe and server in the USA.
I think request goes through many servers between client and requested server. Who routes request in needed direction?
Hey Andriy. Great question. How servers are resolved is through a DNS resolution process that requires many different 'hops' between servers before the request finally hits the intended destination.
I found this pretty good interactive page that describes the DNS resolution process in detail: www.verisign.com/en_US/website-presence/online/how-dns-works/index.xhtml
Thank you for asking this question, I will likely create a whole video on it in the future. Cheers.
Special thanks for the link!