Platform of management of educational content
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https://doi.org/10.30712/guara.v1i6.15128Keywords:
Content management, Computer network, Information securityAbstract
The didactic content management platform has been created to meet the demands in the consumption of today’s digital information. The creation of this platform is focused on meeting the target audience of the institution CEFET / RJ Campus Petropolis. The demand created by this audience of students and visitors has
become a challenge on improving the dissemination of information. Studies and tests were conducted in order to find simple and practical ways to deliver content to users. In Addition, content security strategies were created. These strategies were related to traffic and storage of information during users requests. Fault tolerance was also addressed in order to provide a recovery in the shortest possible time in case of failures or attacks to the content server.
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