Works With
iTunes
iOS Updates
TED.com
Peplink Mediafast is Peplink's supercharged content caching solution. Designed with education and entertainment in mind, it downloads and accelerates video, iTunes U, iOS updates, app downloads, and other content for uninterrupted learning and fun anytime. The Peplink Mediafast can prefetch content during off-peak hours, saving connectivity costs and reducing network burden during busy times.
The One-box hosting solution that can deliver Docker containers, applications, and websites to its local network. By hosting resources near the network edge, you can reduce latency and make applications more responsive.
Websites
Docker Containers
Virtual Machines
Applications
Works With
iTunes
iOS Updates
TED.com
Prefetch Off-Peak Downloads
Schedule one-time or recurring content downloads during off-peak hours, and then playback downloaded content anytime. Need HD video and other content in places with spotty or congested Internet connections? Download whenever and wherever the connection is best. Then pack up and take the MediaFast anywhere you need seamless content delivery
Cache - Download x1 - Playback x∞
Cache iTunes/iTunes U and other content automatically by domain and file type. With MediaFast, you can download once and play back over and over again, cutting loading time, bandwidth usage and cost. Keep content as long as you like or purge it automatically by file type and age.
Reporting. Deep Insight. On-Demand.
Check bandwidth usage and savings. Track popular URLs and file types. Monitor client IP addresses, find your heaviest users, and more, all from a single intuitive interface.
Docker is an open platform for developing, shipping, and running applications. From firmware version 7.1.0 upwards, it is possible to install and run Docker Containers on your Peplink Mediafast 500 or 750 router.
Due to the nature of Docker and its unlimited variables, this feature is supported by Peplink up to the point of creating a running Docker Container. Information about Docker can be found on the Docker Documentation site: https://docs.docker.com/
This will allow you to run, for example, a file-sharing platform (Owncloud), a web server (WordPress, Joomla), a learning platform (Moodle), or a visualization tool for viewing large scale data (Kibana).
The Peplink router will search through the Docker Hub repository when creating a new Docker Container. https://hub.docker.com/explore/
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