System Architecture

This section provides a detailed technical overview of the system architecture for a decentralized content delivery network (dCDN). The architecture is composed of four principal components: Orchestrators, Registry, and CDN Nodes.

• Orchestrators function as the central intelligence of the dCDN, coordinating resource allocation, optimizing content routing, and managing application-specific tasks. These Orchestrators can operate distributedly, balancing workloads dynamically across the network to ensure seamless content delivery.

• The Registry maintains the system's discoverability and observability by ensuring all network components can locate one another. It provides real-time updates on the status and performance of the network's distributed infrastructure.

• CDN Nodes serve as the operational backbone of the dCDN, responsible for caching, delivering, and processing content across various geographic locations. These nodes ensure low-latency, high-performance content distribution by leveraging bandwidth, storage, and computational resources from decentralized providers.

The following sections provide an in-depth analysis of the technical specifications for each core component, including their submodules and the intricate interactions that enable the dCDN network to operate seamlessly and scale efficiently. These components collectively support the decentralized content delivery framework, ensuring high performance, fault tolerance, and adaptability across a global infrastructure