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Instead of forcing organizations to replace the entire ADC unit or purchase additional units when traffic volume surpasses its capabilities, the VIPRION solution provides application delivery in a blade server chassis configuration. “Our growth accelerated so fast that, last year, we felt it was time to upgrade to a solution that would allow us to add a lot more capacity without having to upgrade the entire device.” This led Pandora to F5 VIPRION. Pandora started with two pairs of BIG-IP 6400 devices, which it upgraded to BIG-IP 8900 devices a few years later. “F5’s implementation was very quick, thanks to a knowledgeable engineering group that could answer all our questions on the spot, and the solution outperformed all the others we tested,” he says. F5 BIG-IP systems won hands down, according to Kelty. In 2007, Pandora considered several replacement ADC solutions and ran pilot testing on three. In 2012, Pandora decided its projected growth required another ADC upgrade, with even more massive scalability than it had needed in the past. The result was a transition to F5 BIG-IP systems in 2007, which lasted Pandora through five years of enormous growth. “We needed a solution capable of handling 100 application server nodes or more in a single pool without any performance bottlenecks.”įinally, Pandora was looking for a product that could manage SSL offload at a future date. “We needed a solution that would do what the vendor promised, with a solid code base that wouldn’t force us to devise all kinds of tweaks, scripts, and workarounds,” says Kelty. When the two failover ADC units proved incapable of handling Pandora’s traffic volume, leading to significant downtime, Pandora decided it was time for a change. “We needed 14 ADC units in one data center-including 2 for failover-just for audio delivery.” Pandora’s ADC solution also required its already overextended engineering team to create and implement manual tweaks and workarounds just to allow application server nodes to be taken down for servicing and updates. “Our ADC solution was just not living up to the vendor’s promises,” says Kelty. However, the solution wasn’t meeting Pandora’s scalability and performance needs. “We have to be sure we can always handle the next wave of users and user traffic six months down the road.”įive years ago, Pandora was using a different Application Delivery Controller (ADC) to distribute user application requests to a data center farm of music delivery servers. “Since we’re an Internet radio service, we want users to have the best possible listening experience with no delays or outages,” says James Kelty, Director of Network Engineering for Pandora. With listeners tuning in for more than a billion hours per month, Pandora must always be ready to handle massive amounts of traffic with top-level performance. My Station: The station experience you know and love.Launched in 2005, Pandora is the leading Internet radio service, streaming personalized music and comedy to tens of millions of listeners worldwide based on each user’s individual preferences.Choose from six different modes to switch up the kind of music you're hearing: Meet Pandora Modes - The new way to customize your station experience. Find something new by simply browse and tap recommended podcasts to find over 1,400 podcasts, including SiriusXM shows, on-demand whether you're on Pandora Premium, Plus or Radio. Just search on your mobile phone or tablet and play to start listening, then tap + to add to your collection. With Podcasts on Pandora, find your favorites and listen to personalized recommendations that actually make sense. Start streaming your favorite artist, song, genre, or podcast instantly today for free in your car. The new voice mode lets you search, play, pause, skip adjust volume & thumb up music with a simple voice command. Enjoy your own personalized music or podcast experience from anywhere on the world’s most powerful music discovery platform. Take Pandora with you wherever you go with Android Auto for your daily commute or your next road trip. Start streaming all of the current global hits and enjoy your own personalized music experience. From rap and pop to rock and country, play your favorite artists and stay up to date on today’s top hits and releases. Download today and get instant access to your favorite artists and podcasts, while staying up to date on the most recent singles and releases. Pandora gives you a personalized listening experience that continually evolves with your tastes.Ĭreate stations from your favorite songs, artists or genres, search or browse to find recommended stations for your mood or activity, and discover podcasts that speak to you. Listen to songs hand-picked by some of the top athletes in the world on UNINTERRUPTED Radio. In this example, we'll use 4.7kΩ pullup resistors. The value of these resistors depends on the capacitance of the lines and frequency you want to communicate at, but a good rule of thumb for non-critical applications is just keep it in the kΩ range. Also, the I☬ lines will need pullup resistors for communication to happen correctly. This device in particular runs at 5 VDC so we'll connect it to the 5V output of our Arduino UNO. Okay, now that we know what EEPROM is, let's hook one up and see what it can do! In order to get our device talking we'll need to connect power as well as I☬ serial lines. A 256K EEPROM will hold 256Kbits of data, in other words, just 32KB. EEPROM capacity is measured in bits and not bytes. Most manufacturers say that your data is safe on EEPROM for 10 years or more at room temperature.Īnd there's one more thing you should keep in mind when selecting an EEPROM device for your project. That said, this usually occurs over the course of years (although it can be accelerated by heat). Electrons can drift out of the transistors and through the insulator, effectively erasing the EEPROM over time. Secondly, EEPROM will not be erased if you remove power from it, but it won't hold onto your data indefinitely. As long as you're not continuously writing to the EERPROM it's unlikely you'll hit this maximum. But don't worry, most EEPROMs have a maximum re-write number of 1 million or more. This has to do with electrons becoming trapped in the transistors that make up the ROM and building up until the charge difference between a "1" and a "0" is unrecognizable. In most applications the pros outweigh the cons, but you should be aware of them before incorporating EEPROM into your next design.įirst of all, the technology that makes EEPROM work also limits the number of times that it can be re-written. There are two major drawbacks to EEPROM as a method of data storage. This finally became a reality in 1983 with the development of EEPROM ( Electrically Erasable Programmable ROM) and with that, we arrive at the current day unwieldy acronym. That's right, you had to shine a bright light on the IC to reprogram it, how cool is that? Well, it turns out it's pretty cool unless you're a developer working on firmware in which case you'd really like to be able to reprogram the device using electrical signals. This changed in 1971 with the invention of EPROM ( Erasable Programmable ROM) which - besides adding another letter to the acronym - brought with it the ability to erase the device and return it to a "blank" state using a strong UV light source. After a PROM device was programmed, there was no way to return the device to its unprogrammed state.Ī UV Erasable Microcontroller. PROM, however, could only be written to once using a high-voltage programming device. That meant manufacturers could produce millions of the same unprogrammed device which made it cheaper and more practical. In 1956, however, this problem was solved with the invention of PROM ( Programmable ROM) which allowed developers to program the chips themselves. Unfortunately, Mask ROM was expensive and took a long time to produce because each new program required a brand new device to be manufactured by a foundry. Mask ROM had to be programmed by the manufacturer and was thereafter not alterable. This meant, however, that you couldn't just move a couple of diodes around with a soldering iron and reprogram it. Mask ROM was a lot like Diode Matrix ROM only it was implemented on a much smaller scale. This gave way to Mask ROM with the advent of integrated circuits. This was memory made up of discrete semiconductor diodes placed on a specially organized PCB. A Brief History of ROMĮarly "Stored-Program" type computers - such as desk calculators and keyboard interpreters - began using ROM in the form of Diode Matrix ROM. The BIOS in your PC is stored on a form of ROM. This makes it ideal for things like firmware which need to be "remembered" by the computer, but never actually change. The trade-off for very slow write times - traditionally - is that it's also non-volatile meaning that the data doesn't go away when power is removed from the device. This is because it's very slow - or impossible - to write new data to ROM. Read-Only Memory ( ROM) is a type of computer memory which, generally speaking, is only programmed once (or very occasionally) and then gets read from the rest of the time. That said, if you don't nerd-out on computer history it's probably safe to skip that section. Before we get into the hookup it's probably a good idea to familiarize ourselves with EEPROM and the history of ROM in general. 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