Abstract: A system for securely managing uploaded content according to client-definable policies in remote storage configurations may include a content storage network with servers that are distributed in a plurality of geographic regions. The system may also include a policy engine that stores and processes policies that govern how content uploaded to the content storage network is stored. The system may additionally include a client portal that may be configured to receive a content object at the client device for upload to the content storage network, receive a policy or a selection of a policy that governs how the content object should be stored in the content storage network, and provide a status of how the policy is applied to the content object after the content object is uploaded to the content storage network.

Abstract: A content delivery network (CDN) for delivering content over the Internet is disclosed in one embodiment. The CDN is configured to deliver content for others and includes a domain resolution service (DNS) server, caching servers and an Internet interface. The DNS server receives a first domain resolution request and produces a first DNS solution, and receives a second domain resolution request and produces a second DNS solution. The first and second domain resolution requests correspond to a same domain. The caching servers correspond to a plurality of addresses. The interface receives domain resolution requests, which include the first and second domain resolution requests, and transmits DNS solutions, which include the first and second DNS solutions.

Abstract: A content delivery network (CDN) for delivering content over the Internet is disclosed in one embodiment. The CDN is configured to deliver content for others and includes a domain resolution service (DNS) server, caching servers and an Internet interface. The DNS server receives a first domain resolution request and produces a first DNS solution, and receives a second domain resolution request and produces a second DNS solution. The first and second domain resolution requests correspond to a same domain. The caching servers correspond to a plurality of addresses. The interface receives domain resolution requests, which include the first and second domain resolution requests, and transmits DNS solutions, which include the first and second DNS solutions.