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MRes in Nanomaterials
Do you have a Chemistry, Physics, Biochemistry, Materials, Mathematics or Engineering degree?
Are you interested in Multidisciplinary Nanomaterials research?
If so, see how our research and training in Nanomaterials is helping to shape our future...
Why Nanomaterials?
Nanotechnology represents a fundamental change in the way we interact with the natural world, and is set to deliver some of the major scientific and technological advances of the future. The massive global investment in nanotechnology means that scientists who are trained to work effectively in an interdisciplinary environment bridging the diverse fields of chemistry, physics, materials science and engineering will play a vital role in shaping that future.
Combining interdisciplinary teaching with cutting edge research, Imperial College's flagship Masters Degree in Nanomaterials is designed to train the next generation of nanotechnologists. Imperial College is a world class research institution with internationally leading expertise and facilities. Its nanomaterials course is a demanding one and competition for places is intense. Academic excellence and a willingness to work in an interdisciplinary environment are a prerequisite. Applicants are rigorously assessed to ensure they are able to meet the demands of the course, with an emphasis on promotion of equality and diversity within the programme. In all these aspects the course exemplifies the College's strategic intent to meet the needs of society and industry by harnessing its multidisciplinary strengths, and to attract the top tier of students worldwide. Successful candidates carry out a major nine months long research project, and visit state-of-the-art research laboratories in industry and academia.
Successful candidates carry out a nine months long research project, will be expected to present results at an international conference in the late spring and will visit state-of-the-art research laboratories in industry and academia.
Students follow taught courses in Solar Energy, Nanotubes, Biological Chemistry, Theory, modelling and simulation of nanoscale system and Materials Characterisation. There is also a course of advanced lectures with tailored topics relating directly to the latest advances in Nanomaterials given by leaders in their field of research. These taught components are all examined by written examination in either January or May. At the beginning of the research project you will prepare a detailed literature review and project plan and towards the end will present your findings in a project report and in an assessed talk at the MRes Symposium.
Course Overview
A one year (full-time) stand-alone multidisciplinary MRes course that will develop your expertise in multidisciplinary Nanomaterials research, and provide a deep understanding of Nanomaterials together with radical insights into future directions from leaders in the field.
How to apply
Please apply by completing and submiting the online Imperial College Postgraduate application form. The program you should select when completing the online application is under 'Department of Chemistry' and the course name is 'F1Y4 - MRes in Nanomaterials'.
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Tuition fees and scholarships
There are opportunities to gain scholarships in a competitive fashion. These will provide funding towards tuition fees and/or living expenses and will be granted on the basis of academic merit and excellence of the applicant.
The Academic Technology Approval Scheme (ATAS)
The Academic Technology Approval Scheme (ATAS) was introduced on 1 November 2007. Under this scheme, all non-EEA students who need a student visa to study in the UK on MRes course will be required to apply for ATAS clearance before applying for a Tier 4 (General) student visa.
Any students already in the UK who need to extend their student visa to commence or continue on one of the relevant courses, will also need to get ATAS clearance before making a student visa extension application. This scheme can be found on the Foreign and Commonwealth Office website and when you have your college offer, you can make your application online.
PLEASE NOTE that an ATAS certificate is only valid for 6 months from the date of issue. You must make sure that you submit your visa application before the ATAS expires!
You should apply for ATAS clearance well in advance of your student visa application as the processing time for ATAS can be as long as 30 working days.
NB: In addition to the above, during the months of June, July, August and September, ATAS is extremely busy and so the processing time for ATAS applications can be even longer.
We receive many queries about how to complete sections of the ATAS application. Please refer to our ATAS FAQ [pdf] in the first instance as your query may easily be resolved If the FAQs do not answer your query then please contact us or contact the ATAS team directly.
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The text below should be used to describe the MRes course in the ATAS application
The MRes course in Nanomaterials at Imperial College London aims to provide theoretical and hands-on practical training to equip students to carry out state-of-the-art nanomaterials research in future PhD studies at University or in Industry; we encourage an analytical approach to a wide range of topics relevant to research and industry and provide training in communication of scientific results
The course consists of a set of lectures and a research project. In the Autumn term core lectures cover the synthesis, characterisation and modelling of nanostructures, as well as some of their applications, particularly in solar energy. Lectures in the spring term provide brief introductions to specific advanced topics, such as microfluidics, nanomedicine, single molecule detection, etc.
The ten month research project is conducted within active research groups at Imperial College and typically involves two supervisors with experience of different aspects of nanomaterials research. The project starts with a review of existing literature and a project planning phase. The new research can be conducted in either experimental or computational laboratories. A broad range of projects are offered. Broadly, the projects usually involve relating device or material performance to underlying nanostructure.
Selected publications from MRes projects
Here is a selected list of publications that came out of MRes projects in the department of Chemsitry:
- Synthesis and pre-clinical evaluation of a [18F]fluoromethyl-tanaproget derivative for imaging of progesterone receptor expression
- Recent Advances in Catalytic Transformations Involving Copper Acetylides
- Multimetallic Complexes and Functionalized Nanoparticles Based on Unsymmetrical Dithiocarbamate Ligands with Allyl and Propargyl Functionality
- The ionic liquid–vacuum outer atomic surface-a low-energy ion scattering study
- Metal-Free Hydrogenation Catalyzed by an Air-Stable Borane: Use of Solvent as a Frustrated Lewis Base
- Nonmetal Catalyzed Hydrogenation of Carbonyl Compounds
- Tuning CH3NH3Pb(I1-xBrx)(3) perovskite oxygen stability in thin films and solar cells
- Isolation and kinetic characterisation of hydrophobically distinct populations of form I Rubisco
- Click chemistry armed enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay to measure palmitoylation by hedgehog acyltransferase
- The Discovery of a Highly Selective 5,6,7,8-Tetrahydrobenzo[4,5]thieno[ 2,3-d] pyrimidin-4(3H)-one SIRT2 Inhibitor that is Neuroprotective in an in vitro Parkinson's Disease Model
- Toward Improved Lifetimes of Organic Solar Cells under Thermal Stress: Substrate-Dependent Morphological Stability of PCDTBT:PCBM Films and Devices
- Two-Dimensional Organic Tin Halide Perovskites with Tunable Visible Emission and Their Use in Light-Emitting Devices
- Carbon-11 Radiolabelling of Organosulfur Compounds: C-11 Synthesis of the Progesterone Receptor Agonist Tanaproget
- Structure of eukaryotic purine/H+ symporter UapA suggests a role for homodimerization in transport activity
- From recovered metal waste to high-performance palladium catalysts
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For further details of the course please consult the links to the documents on the left of this page. If these do not answer your query, please email the Chemistry MRes admins (email@example.com) or contact the Course Directors:
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Entry requirements
Academic requirement: 2:1 degree or higher in a relevant subject (particularly in subjects such as Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics, Materials, Biochemistry and Engineering) from a UK institution or an equivalent overseas qualification.
English language requirement: IELTS 6.5 (writing and speaking 6).


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Background as an artist
I have recently obtained my bachelor degree at Concordia University in Fine arts. It's onlytowards the end of my studies that I found a direction to my art, thanks to one of my drawing teacher. I have a studio in Montreal where I work and socialize with friends but the real work mostly happened outside, when nature has the kindness of having me. I am still developing ideas, thinking about my process and understanding creative patterns I have. I am taking things steps by steps, applying to projects, residencies and exhibition, maybe considering a master degree.
How did you end up choosing your media?
First of all, I make a lot of fires - I got very interested in the making of charcoal, which led me to use my production of charcoal as part of my artistic process. It is important for me to be fully aware of the medium I use. Also, I don't think I am hurting the environment too much with my burnt branches!
What do you find as the best and worst sides of being an artist?
Best sides: Banality is rare. Community is the key. Solving technical problems is awesome.
Worst side: Having a regular job on the side
Is this your first time in Finland? What kind of expectations did you have about Finland/ Joutsa?
It's my first time in Finland. I can't recall if I had any expectations but I am more than satisfied about what the Finnish nature has offered me. Joutsa is a tiny town but it is so nice to get to experience life outside of big cities. It is harder to blend in with the people living (especially because of the language) but people are always kind and helpful. Also, I didn't expect to see all those reindeers on the road up north, so many of them!
What are the best sides / opportunities in having an art residency?
Getting out of the daily routine is what's most important. An art residency offers you time and space to create and meet fellow artists with whom you can elaborate projects and converse about ideas. Travelling is also the best way to get you out of old habbits and it puts you in a situation where everything is new. In my case, it refreshes my ways of thinking, makes me hungry for newness; all opportunities for experiences, social connections, sharing moments become extremely relevant. The introspection part of it is important as well. You come alone in a world of unknown and it is the best time to get to know yourself a little better.
What are your plans after Haihatus?
Well, to be honest I will have to find a job. But as soon as I can, I will apply to an art residency again. I am also planning on applying to projects that suits me in order to exhibit my work. My studio is waiting for me, I have plans to embellish it and make it more appropriate for my desire of making very large drawings.
How does Haihatus meet your expectations?
Haihatus was wonderful, peaceful, inspiring and filled up with all resources any artists would need. The people who run it are so kind and caring, it does feel like home as soon as you step in. It was such a needed break from urban life, having nature right at the doorstep. I am sad to leave but will surely bring with me amazing memories and a couple new good friends!
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What is fibromyalgia?
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There are several medications available to assist with pain management such as Lyrica, Cymbalta and Savella. Non-narcotic pain relievers, lidocaine injections and low doses of tricyclic or selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor (SSRI) antidpressants are also used to treat fibro pain. Consistent sleep regiments combined with one of the many sleep aid medications can help with both pain and fatigue. Other treatments for fibro can include physical therapy, therapeutic massage, myofascial release therapy, water therapy, light aerobics, acupressure, application of heat or cold, acupuncture, yoga, relaxation exercises, breathing techniques, aromatherapy, cognitive therapy, biofeedback, herbs, nutritional supplements, and osteopathic or chiropractic manipulation. Stress management, relaxation techniques, individual and group therapy and medications for depression and anxiety can significantly reduce the emotional disturbances experienced by fibro sufferers.
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Moon @ 23 Dickson
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A five-story building in the heart of Little India, close to the Dhoby Ghaut and Bugis MRT train stations, Moon @ 23 Dickson is the first hotel by the Hup Heng Group, a family-run property and automotive trading company. A small but bright lobby adjoins the breakfast room. There are 83 rooms in all, ranging from a small 16 square meters to the 30-square-meter rooftop Moonlight Suite with a deep alfresco plunge bath. An iPod-/iPhone-compatible stereo set is a standard feature, while wireless Internet, breakfast and room-bar drinks are complimentary. From 5 p.m. to 7 p.m., a free drinks bar is set up in the lobby. Because the hotel is set in a row of traditional shop houses, many of the rooms don't have windows, so be specific prior to booking. Don't miss the incredible array of Indian, Malay and Chinese street food right outside the front door.
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H.H. Swami Chinmayananda (8 May 1916 – 3 August 1993)
H.H. Swami Chinmayananda founded the Chinmaya Mission in 1953 and later played an important role in the formation of Vishva Hindu Parishad in 1964.He was a disciple of Swami Sivananda at Rishikesh, who founded the Divine Life Society, and was then referred to study under H.H. Swami Tapovan Maharaj in Uttarkashi in the Himalayas. During his forty years of traveling and teaching, Swami Chinmayananda opened numerous centers and ashrams worldwide, he also built many schools, hospitals, nursing homes and clinics.
Swami Chinmayananda was born on May 8, 1916 as Balakrishna Menon in Ernakulam, Kerala in a devout Hindu noble family called "Poothampalli". Balan entered the field of journalism, and worked for The National Herald, where he felt he could influence political, economic and social reform in India. While working at the Herald, he went to meet Swami Sivananda at Ananda Kutir, Swami Sivananda's ashram in Rishikesh as he planned to write an article of Himalayan monks, but instead his life was changed forever and he became interested in the Hindu spiritual path.
Swami Chinmayananda started the tradition of Gyana Yagnas, in an effort to spread the message of the Geeta and the Upanishads, thus the first such Geeta Gyan Yagna was held in Pune between December 31, 1951 and April 1952.By the time he attained mahasamadhi in August 03, 1993, "Gurudev" as he is known affectionately by his followers, had conducted 576 jnana yajnas and scores of family oriented spiritual family camps, logging thousands of miles as he traveled across the globe.
Swami Chinmayananda died on 3 August 1993 in San Diego, California, and his mortal remains were placed in a Samadhi on 19th August, 1993, at the Sidhbari Ashram in the Himalayas.Today, his work has resulted in the creation of an international organization called Chinmaya Mission. H.H.Swami Tejomayananda became the head of the Chinmaya Mission upon Swami Chinmayananda's mahasamadhi in August 1993. He assumed his new role with ease and humility, and is working tirelessly to fulfill the vision of his guru.
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Knock-out stages looks beyond them
Peru were a surprise inclusion in the final line-up for Russia 2018 but they are here on merit after finishing fifth in the South American qualifying table. A 10-team division headed by Brazil, the likes of Uruguay, Argentina and Columbia were all ahead but a final tally of seven wins, five draws and six defeats meant they saw off Chile and Paraguay.
After sneaking through that stage of the competition critics expect Los Incas to struggle when things get serious this summer and they have been dropped into Group C alongside France, Australia and Denmark.
Gaining a place in the knock-out stages may just be beyond them but the underdogs will be eager to ensure they don't become the pool's whipping boys. Here's three players of note who'll make a difference during their stay…..
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The 23-year-old attacking midfielder shouldn't get too many chances to surge forward and run at the opposition defence but he does rate as his team's most important player in the middle of the park and manager Ricardo Gareca will be looking for him to run the ball out of defence and buy them a bit of breathing space.
Flores can also be relied upon to find the net and he was on target in a recent win over Croatia, scoring the second in a 2-0 cheer. Currently employed by club side Aab in Denmark, Edison has chipped in with nine goals from his first 26 games for Peru. His nation are 4/9 with Bet Victor to go home after three matches.
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If Peru are to get goals and ask questions of their group opponents, it's most likely Farfan will be the man to get things moving. The experienced 33-year-old from Lima is one of Peru's highest scorers of all time on 24 and he brings bags of experience into the tournament with over 80 caps in his locker. An important player on the pitch and in the dressing room.
Jefferson is a Lokomotiv Moscow face at present having joined the club last year and he has wasted no time settling in, scoring 11 goals in 28 goes. Has also turned out for the likes of PSV and Schalke during his career so knows exactly how to deal with the pressure of expectation. 500/1 at 888Sport to win the Golden Boot but some firms are as tight as 100/1. Recently scored in a warm-up win over Iceland.
Andre Carrillo
One of the few faces in the Peru squad that'll be familiar to followers of British football with Carrillo playing for Premier League side Watford but it remains to be seen if he'll travel after a season hampered by injury. The promising 26-year-old is currently on loan at Vicarage Road from Benfica but he hasn't made too much of an impact and we expect him to return.
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Team: Coming together as a team to achieve a common goal.
Friendship: A friendly feeling or attitude, a kindness given to someone.
These are all words that describe what Andrew Tanguay and David Cross sought when they joined the Windham High School boys basketball team. Both boys sought to be part of a team, to develop friendships that they saw other kids having and to be accepted while they were able to enjoy participating in a sport they loved.
When asking Coach Kevin Millington what it was like to have Andrew and David on his team he stated, "They are wonderful and it's been such a joy to have them around." Both boys are seniors this year and they are leaving high school knowing they made friends and were accepted for whom they are and not what challenges they have had.
David played basketball his first two years of high school, he didn't play last year but came back this year to wrap up his high school career. Andrew has been with the team all four years. Coach Millington commented, "They bring an incredible enthusiasm for basketball and their team. It is so clear how much they love playing and being around the guys. If you saw them in school, they are very proud to be a part of our team. Their enthusiasm is contagious and brings a real positive energy to everyone."
It's is really hard to measure how much they have meant to the coaches alone. The coaches have watched the boys make friends with the guys, especially the seniors. They often sit together at lunch or just hang out in the "eagles nest" - the tables outside the cafe. It was such a wonderful example of acceptance and tolerance that the coaches were proud just as much off the court. "I am always amazed by kids and how great they can be to each other. Andrew and David reminded us (fellow coaches) everyday how important it is to love the game. It is tough at times during a high school career. It's not always as fun as it is when they are younger because things get more competitive. They remind us often that this is just a game," said Millington.
As Andrew and David played their last game in the quarterfinals, the seniors and coaches had tears in their eyes knowing it was over, Andrew reminded them one more time, that it's just a game. "Outside of a state championship, I wouldn't have wanted it to end any other way" said Millington.
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What is happening here?
Hi, studying java to become an aspiring programmer, as a beginner programmer I need some simple interpretation of this code here:
public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent event) {
Object source = event.getSource();
if (source == speed) {
// speed field caused event
} else if (source == viscosity) {
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} else {source==start)
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This is a code from the book I am studying from about "Event Handling", however I have trouble comprehending therefore would be grateful for simple explanation of this code.
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How about you tell us? What happened when you put together a little example program that used this code?How to Ask Questions the Smart Way
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its a seperate piece of code, no main() this part of the lesson was about receiving "events" from "components" which are three objects above of JButtons, JTextFields.
So the three components are receiving "events".
Hm receiving events?
So if source does not equal speed, or visocity, nor start it would not start the event? Sorry for the one dimensional way of thinking, if what I provided above gives no absolute sense than just ignore this post. Looks like I have multiple reading over to do again.
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Re: What is happening here?
You won't be able to really understand this code until you understand setting up a component and a listener. This code by itself does nothing, it has to be used in conjunction with other code that you haven't posted.
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The event has already happened, probably as a result of user action on the UI; this code would just react to it in some way. Or perhaps not, if it's not the right type of event. This is called event driven programming. Google is your friend.
Personally, I prefer to give each component (or group of components that do exactly the same thing) its own listener. Listeners with branching logic are ugly, IMO. But it's a matter of style and personal preference.Get in the habit of using standard Java naming conventions!
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Yes, I watched the interfaith service at Holy Cross Cathedral in Boston last Thursday. And yes, I was moved to tears of both grief and joy. And yes, I was struck again about the energetic resurgence of religious vocabulary in our secularized culture at times of national catastrophe, in this case the holocaust of Marathon Monday in Boston, 2013.
Words like God, prayer, sacrament, blessing and many citations from scriptures abounded, led and modeled, in this situation and others, by our President Barack Obama—and he's had more than his share of such occasions. Of course it was a religious service, therefore such language was natural, but it was also a civic commemoration, a collective funeral. Our civil "religion"emerged as strong and healthy as our spiritual religion. Is there a difference really?
A few things I loved.........
President Obama should have been a preacher. He took to the podium as if it were a pulpit, which it was. He cited verses from II Timothy 1:7 which are worth repeating here. Paul the apostle was encouraging his student and disciple for his mission to teach and proclaim the gospel of grace: "For God did not given us a spirit of cowardice, but rather a spirit of power and of love and of self-discipline." These are inner gifts available to us all.
Is there a call to turn to our faith traditions for solace, strength, and national invigoration? Could it be that God, whom many think of as omnipotent in the way the world understands power, is begging us to consider a new/old theological perception: Godde as love within?
The visual diversity was an astounding image. Many "minorities" in leadership.
Cardinal Sean O'Malley spoke with calm eloquence and offered a biblical insight: Crowd and community are often present but are not the same phenomenon. A crowd is a bunch of individuals grouped together, loosely or tightly, each individual invested in her/his own desires and interests. A community is also a bunch of individuals but these individuals derive their identity, meaning, purpose, and quality of life from being part of a community with a unifying vision. Marathoners and fans have formed community over the years—and a vision, without which the people perish. (Scripture again.)
The cello, played by the inimitably passionate Yoyo Ma, is the one singular instrument able to convey the pathos of such a time—mournful, melancholic, yet as deep and rich as soil and soul ready to receive new seeds of life. In the final phrase the melody grew faint, trailed reluctantly off, leaving and not leaving.
Nasser Wadeddy, Islamic interfaith activist for democracy and an American citizen by only one week, remembered his own terrifying experience with a bomb explosion on a road in Damascus, Syria. (Some will recall St. Paul's encounter with Christ on a road in Damascus, a time when he began his turn away from violent persecutory ways. )
Closing Hymn: "American the Beautiful" based in beauty and grandeur of landscape, not military victory as was our national anthem.
And didn't love.............
Extremism in any form, including a bit too much American positivism and can-do pride
The phrase: "This doesn't happen in Boston!"
That there were many many more men than women up front—still, still
I heard no prayers uttered for the young male criminals
That people who "don't believe in organized religion" flock to God and the offerings of organized religion when something catastrophic and inexplicable happens yet never mention the sacred in other venues or give religion a voice in public conversations. Do people flock to cathedrals for political reasons, or for spiritual reasons?
This week Boston and the nation have traveled the arc from vibrant life through death and despair, into hope and hints of healing, and now the journey arcs forward into a climate of uncertainty, unsteadiness and wondering.
Yes, we will go on. Yes, nothing will be quite the same. The best way I know to assimilate the "new normal" is to find a community that is not a crowd.
Sunday, April 21, 2013
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Dynamic Site Acceleration (aka "whole site acceleration") is a group of techniques that make dynamic websites faster, while offloading the application servers. Here are some common techniques that are part of DSA and featured in aiScaler:
The non-cacheable requests are always forwarded verbatim1 to the origin servers and obtained responses are fed back to the requesting clients, without being cached or shared. Even in this situation, with no benefits of caching, the use of aiScaler offers a very important advantage: it offloads the task of dealing with the client network connections to aiScaler – away from the web servers. Without aiScaler, each client connection requires a dedicated process that lives on the web server for the duration of the connection. When clients have a slow connection, this occupies the origin server, because the process has to stay alive, while waiting for a complete request. With aiScaler front-ending the traffic, the situation is different. aiScaler waits to obtain a complete and valid request from the client, before sending this virtually instantaneously to the origin, using a faster connection and our efficient, zero-overhead processing of requests/responses. Do not underestimate this benefit – it can offload web servers significantly.
To illustrate, let's imagine a client consuming larger responses from a web site over a slower/congested connection. Without aiScaler front-ending such requests/responses, most existing web servers have to dedicate a whole separate process/thread to sending and/or receiving of this data to such slower client, even when the actual generation or post-processing of the response is very fast. Such dedicated process will need to be maintained for the duration of such connection, which could be 10 and more seconds.
Imagine more than a hundred responses like that being fed to the clients at the same time and you can probably see how most web farms would have a problem in such a situation. What if you have a few tens of thousands of connected users – the situation only gets worse ! And chances are that the code that generates the responses also maintains an application server and a DB connection for the duration of the response, only further compounding the problem and propagating even more load to your application and database Servers.
Now, with aiScaler front-ending the traffic, the situation is very different. It is the aiScaler that obtains a complete request from a client, makes sure it is a valid request and only then, virtually instantaneously, feeds it to an origin server.
Similarly, when on origin server is ready with a response, aiScaler consumes it virtually instantaneously, not tying up the origin server for much longer time like a regular client would. After obtaining a complete response from origin server, aiScaler then feeds the response to the requesting clients, using its extremely efficient, zero-overhead network logic.
aiScaler has connection management turned on by default and does not require additional configuration
1aiScaler might perform some request/response header modifications if so configured.
Normally aiScaler does not force to close a connection after serving a response to a client, allowing clients to send more requests over the already-established connection. This saves on overhead for establishing TCP/IP connections, since it's more efficient than opening a new connection for every single request. This is knows as connection persistence or connection Keep-Alive feature.
Instead of closing a client connection after serving a response, aiScaler indicates to clients, via Keep-Alive HTTP header, its Keep-Alive preferences as to for how long the connection could be kept open by the client.
The longer the connection stays open, the better the experience for your visitors. However, a large keep-alive setting, means more open connections on your aiScaler server, so you might need to adjust your client Keep-Alive settings to find a middle ground. We have set a recommended default number in the template of the configuration file, which can be found in our deployment tool.
Dynamic cache control aims at increasing the cache-hit ratio of your website. This is the number of responses served from cache, in relation to the responses served from origin. Serving content from RAM-based cache is fast and cheap. Serving content from origin servers (like database- and web-servers) uses a lot of CPU and I/O actions. This results in slow websites and large, expensive server farms.
When a response comes directly from aiScaler's response cache, it completely eliminates all and any load that your web site components, such as web, application and database servers, would be subjected to otherwise. Since aiScaler's response cache is RAM based, serving of cached response generates no disk IO and very little CPU load.
Caching can be truly a life saver for many websites – a difference between staying up and being down, quick response times and unacceptably long waits, 10 servers vs. 100 servers, $50,000 vs. a million dollar spent on your infrastructure. Dynamic caching all comes down to increasing your cache-hit ratio. This can be difficult for dynamic websites, which is why aiScaler has extensive dynamic cache control.
Microcaching -caching content for very short periods- can make a tremendous difference to performance. Microcaching gives the impression that the site is still dynamic, although technically it is static content that is simply refreshed with short intervals. It can be especially useful in combination with full page caching. Let's illustrate this point:
Imagine a financial news website, with stock quotes that receive updates with a 5-second interval. Let's say the frontpage receives 100 requests a second. Without microcaching, all requests will head straight to the origin servers and most likely past that as well – straight to the app- and database-servers. If you enable caching for just 5 seconds, the origin server will only see 1 request every 5 second. That is 500-time reduction of traffic to your origin servers! This could be a difference between a site that cannot stay up even with dozens of origin servers (and matching number of App and DB servers) and a site whose footprint can now be reduced to say just 2-3 origin servers. As you can see, cost savings by implementing microcaching can be astonishing. For busy URLs, you might even see meaningful results with TTLs of 1-2 seconds.
Traditional HTTP cache control, has a number of optional request and response headers that are known as "conditional" headers. For example, when an HTTP response is delivered from a web server to a requesting client, some or all of the following headers could be sent back by the responding web server:
At aiScaler we found these headers unnecessarily complicated and causing mediocre performance. Unless otherwise configured, aiScaler eliminates both the Etag and Last-Modified conditional response headers for all cacheable content. It does so by making sure these are never propagated from origin servers to the requesting clients. It also never generates these headers on its own.
Additionally, aiScaler replaces the value of the Expires response header. For example, assuming a certain URL is configured to be cacheable for 10 minutes, aiScaler replaces the Expires value with: "time now + 10 minutes", where "time now" is the time when filling the cache for the first time.
The end result is an encouragement of caching and reuse of content by the clients (browsers, intermediary proxies and caches), without having to burden neither the clients nor the aiScaler server with the generation and processing of conditional requests.
aiScaler uses "exact", "simple" or "regular-expression" pattern types, to set up all caching rules. For example, to cache all jpg files for 7 days, the only line you need to add to the configuration file is:
Or, to cache the front page for 10 minutes, you can use an exact pattern:
aiScaler does not use XML or a special configuration language, that you have to learn. However, if you need help with the configuration of your caching patterns, our engineers can do this for you at cost-covering rate per hour. Simply contact our support
aiScaler has several ways to invalidate cache, when a dynamic page has changed. All of this prevent you from serving stale content to visitors, while still allowing you to serve content from cache, when this is possible. Cache can be purged on a case-by-case basis, using regular expressions, this means: you can purge cache for a specific group of URLs. The options for triggering cache expiration are:
There are times when you want to serve different content (responses) for the same URL (request). For example, registered users vs anonymous users. Some of these responses might be served from cache, while others are so dynamic that they have to be served from origin servers. aiScaler has several options to filter these requests, so that as many responses as possible can be served from cache.
aiScaler allows you to cache both POST and GET requests. For more information see page 143 of the admin guide
Normally, aiScaler obeys caching TTL rules as set by the caching patterns. Sometimes, you might find yourself configuring aiScaler for a website that requires certain flexibility in assigning TTL based not only on the request URL (these you match via patterns), but also on what response looks like. In this particular case, TTL might depend on values of certain response headers.
For example, let's assume there's a URL pattern of /content_ID/XXXX , where XXXX is some random number. This group of URL's, might return different responses, depending on XXXX. For example, for some values of XXXX, it might return HTML – which you would like to cache for 10 seconds. For other values, it might return CSS -that you could cache for 1 day. And yet for other URL's (= values of XXXX) it might return images – which you want to cache for 1 week. But you cannot make the determination of the TTL for the URL, until you receive the actual response and can analyze the Content-Type header.
aiScaler can set these TTL's for different types of content, increasing the cache-hit ratio. Serving more content from cache, ultimately leads to lower page loading times and a decreased load on origin servers.
Normally, aiScaler obeys the caching TTL rule as set by matching pattern. Sometimes you'd like to temporarily increase the TTLs, to reduce the load and survive the onslaught of traffic. This could be during a DdoS attack or because of unexpected high traffic.
You can certainly manually edit the configuration file, modify (increase) the defined TTLs and reload the configuration for these changes to take effect. But then you need to remember to restore the old settings back when the load subsides and clearly, such manual changes require time and presence of an operator.
aiScaler comes to the rescue, with a feature called "TTL-bending when under heavy load". Should the average website response time exceed a certain threshold (let's say 2000ms), all configured TTL's will be temporarily increased by a preset factor (let's say 5). For example, if you normally cache a certain response, with a TTL of 10 seconds, this will then automatically increase to 50 seconds, for the duration of the "crisis situation"
When the response time drops below the threshold again (under 2000ms), TTL's will be restored to its original value of 10 seconds. All of this happens automatically, without any operator involvement.
A website might rely on a number of API calls to other websites/service providers for functionality such as Advertisement calls, analytics etc. Such calls might be expensive in terms of amount of time they take to execute and as a result, they might slow down the pages on your website that rely on these calls.
aiScaler allows you to configure a set of such slower URLs for preload, where aiScaler pre-fetches and actively maintain a queue of fresh responses to such slower calls, in anticipation that these responses might be soon requested. When they are requested, instead of going to the remote site to obtain the response, aiScaler, virtually instantaneously, serves pre-fetched response.
By tailoring pre-fetch parameters, you can fine tune preload so that most of such responses are in fact pre-fetched. To assist with it, aiScaler collects and reports a comprehensive set of pre-fetch statistics.
One must not confuse the preload functionality with caching of responses. While caching is only applicable to shared, cacheable responses, preload logic only acts on non-cacheable responses (we also refer to these as 0TTL).
Global, per-Website Web statistics screens contain information on the efficacy of pre-load: ratio of responses served from preload queues to all 0TTL responses. You'd want that ratio to be as close to 100% as possible, to maximize the benefits of response preload. To get there, adjust the number of preloaded responses.
If you get that number too high, it is possible that some preloaded responses might get stale before a client has a chance to request it. To deal with this scenario, you can specify the max age of preloaded responses that is allowed to be served to the clients, it defaults to 10 minutes.
aiScaler reports the queue length statistic for each URL you configured for preload via Web and CLI interfaces. Preload counters are also available via SNMP.
aiScaler's caching algorithm is extremely efficient in comparison with other solutions (see this report). You will discover that in most cases, you are limited by bandwidth available between aiScaler servers and your clients. To solve this, you need to upgrade your infrastructure, but first make sure you compress everything that is compressible. This way you can expect 4-fold+ increase in RPS numbers, with the same bandwidth2.
aiScaler has ability to compress web content on-the-fly. While it was rare to have this capability in a web server 8-9 years ago, nowadays most web servers support it out of the box. So it is up you to decide where you want to compress the responses – right on the origin servers or by aiScaler. If you feel that origin servers are already taxed out and could use a break, let aiScaler handle it. Otherwise we recommend compressing it at origin server, because it can be more efficient to compress content upstream. However, if you decide to let aiScaler do the compression, you do not have to modify you origin of web servers in any way or install any software.
2 Significantly large text-based responses, such as HTML, CSS, JS, JSON, XML might compress 5:1 and better, a very significant benefit indeed. Your bandwidth utilization drops; you save money and the end-users, on slower connections, will see responses coming much faster. And the whole Internet, too, is a better place for it. So please, do compress your content.
aiScaler saves resources on your origin servers, by offloading HTTPS traffic encryption. When acting in this fashion, aiScaler maintains HTTPS communications between itself and clients, while optionally forwarding requests in clear (HTTP) to origin servers. This way you get to have your cake and eat it too: you protect the information while in transit, yet you relieve your origin servers from having to deal with HTTPS overhead. You can also have a more traditional configuration when aiScaler accesses origin servers over HTTPS, in case you do not have full control over the path between aiScaler and your web-servers.
If you know that certain auxiliary content (such as images, JS, CSS) in HTTPS pages can be obtained from your origin servers via HTTP, aiScaler can ignore encryption on those files. This will reduce the HTTPS load on origin servers and likely improve you site's performance.
With reasonably fast hardware dedicated to aiScaler servers, you can expect very high HTTPS session establishment and bulk encryption rates from aiScaler. For example , 8 threaded aiScaler running on 8-core Intel Nehalem server, can accomplish over 15,000 RSA-1024 key signs/sec, 25,000 key verify/sec. The same configuration is capable of driving around 1.5Gbps of traffic in 3DES or AES-256 encryption mode, certainly more than adequate numbers for even high volumes of HTTPS traffic.
Full page caching is simply caching the entire HTML page, so that it doesn't have to be generated again for the next user. For more info, go to this page.
aiScaler optimizes HTTP keep-alive connections, to reduce the overhead that comes from establishing new TCP/IP connections. See page 311-313 of the admin guide
aiScaler works with sophisticated third party DNS providers, to provide route optimizations (DynDNS, DNS Made Easy or AWS Route 53). These providers take care of latency based routing, geographic redundancy and geographic load balancing. Route optimization is useful, both to lower page loading times and to divide traffic in case of DDoS attacks. Read more on aiCDN»


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