'via Blog this'...from the the blog of Igor Ostrovsky, a software developer at Microsoft's Parallel Computing Platform team.
Before you read the article, think about how you envision the internet working when you get online to check your mail, post a picture, message a friend, or like a post in your news feed. It seems like you just clicked a few links or punched a few keys and voila, like magic you are instantly communicating with someone. What is actually happening - behind the scenes - to make all this work so effortlessly?
- Write a sentence or two explaining what you know of the process of how the internet works in a comment below and post it.
- Now read the article. Once you are done, and feel you understand it well enough to discuss it, return to your first explanation in the comments below.
- Reply to your original comment with an updated explanation of what you now understand about how the internet works. Try to be as clear as possible. You may want to look back to the article to check your facts as you go.
- Lastly, check your writing to see if it will make sense when someone else reads it. Before you post, correct any embarrassing grammatical errors you may have overlooked.
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ReplyDeleteIrrelevant. Get back to work.
DeleteI don't know anything about the process of how the internet. But I would really like to know how.
DeleteI finally understand the steps to the browser and her they are
Delete1. You enter a URL in the browser.
2. The browser looks up the IP address for the domain name.
3. The browser sends an HTTP request to the web server.
4. The server responds with a permanent redirect.
5. The browser follows the redirect.
6. The server 'handles' the request.
7. The server sends back an HTML response.
8. The browser begins rendering the HTML.
9. The browser sends requests for objects embedded in the HTML.
10. The browser sends AJAX requests.
Searching something online is a very in depth process. So many steps happen in so little time.
I don't know how the internet works behind the scenes. All I know is that I type something in the search bar, and it finds my answer for me.
ReplyDeleteThere are many steps that go into play when you navigate to a URL.
Delete1. You enter a URL in the browser.
2. The browser looks up the IP address for the domain name.
3. The browser sends an HTTP request to the web server.
4. The server responds with a permanent redirect.
5. The browser follows the redirect.
6. The server 'handles' the request.
7. The server sends back an HTML response.
8. The browser begins rendering the HTML.
9. The browser sends requests for objects embedded in the HTML.
10. The browser sends AJAX requests.
Searching something online is a very in depth process. So many steps happen in so little time.
Good Shelby.
DeleteI honestly don't know how the internet works. I haven't really thought about it, as long as it takes me where I want it to.
ReplyDeleteI know now, the steps the internet takes when I type something in the search bar.
Delete1. Enter URL in browser
2. The Browser looks up the IP address for you.
3. The browser sends an HTTP request to the web server.
4. The server responds with a permanent redirect.
5. The browser follows the redirect.
6. The server "Handles the request.
7. The server sends an HTML response.
8. The browser begins rendering the HTML.
9. The browser sends requests for links/pictures embedded in the HTML.
10. The browser sends some more requests.
11. **DONE**
There are so many steps the browser has to go through, in such a short ammount of time. The internet never ceases to amaze me.
Great response Kassidy; I agree it is pretty amazing.
Deletei dont know how the internet works. im just glad we got it and it takes me where i want it to !
ReplyDeleteI don't know how the internet takes me places so effortlessly. I don't usually think about it.
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ReplyDeleteI don't really know how the internet works and i really don't care as long as it keeps working the way I need it to.
ReplyDeleteI don't know how the internet work and take me to different places. I just get on the internet and go to the page i wanted to go to and don't think about the rest.
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ReplyDeleteI do not know anything about how the internet works. I just type in where I want to go and next thing I know I'm there.
ReplyDeleteI don't know how the Internet works, but I do know that it finds the information that I search.
ReplyDeleteI really don't know, I was thinking that it just carries you to another URL web address page or something like that.
ReplyDelete1.Enter the URL in Browser
ReplyDelete2.The browser then looks up the IP address
3.browser sends an HTTP request to the web server
4. server responds with a permanent redirect.
5.The browser follows the redirect.
6.The server 'handles' the request.
7.The server sends an HTML response.
8.The browser begins rendering the HTML.
9.he browser sends requests for objects embedded in the HTML.
10. The browser sends some more requests.
11. So funny how little time it takes for the internet to do so many things. Its Crazy.
I really don't know how the internet works either and i really don't care as long as i get my work done then im fine
ReplyDeleteI know alot about the internet, but truly i dont know how it really works and what keeps it moving.
ReplyDeleteI now know what happens when you surf the internet...
Delete1. Enter URL in browser
2. The Browser looks up the IP address for you.
3. The browser sends an HTTP request to the web server.
4. The server responds with a permanent redirect.
5. The browser follows the redirect.
6. The server "Handles the request.
7. The server sends an HTML response.
8. The browser begins rendering the HTML.
9. The browser sends requests for links/pictures embedded in the HTML.
10. The browser sends some more requests.
11. THEN Done
I know some about the internet, but I honestly do not know how it works behind the scenes and how it gets the job done.
ReplyDeleteThe following steps happen when you search for something on the internet.
Delete1. You enter a URL.
2. The browser identifies the IP address for the domain name.
3. The browser sends a HTTP request to the web server.
4. The website responds with a permanent redirect.
5. The browser follows the redirect.
6. The server processes the request.
7. The server sends back a HTML response.
8. The browser begins rendering the HTML.
9. The browser sends requests for objects embedded in HTML.
10. The browser sends AJAX requests.
11. You are at your website.
I honestly don't know anything about how the internet works. I know that if I type something in the URL bar, it will just take me to the website that I typed in.
ReplyDelete1. Enter a URL into the browser.
Delete2. The browser then looks up the domain name.
3. The browser sends a HTTP request to the server.
4. The web server responds with a permanent redirect.
5. The browser follows the redirect.
6. The server then "handles" the redirect.
7. The server responds with a HTML.
8. The browser renders the HTML.
9. The browser sends requests for all the pictures and links that are embedded in HTML.
10. The browser sends further asynchronous, or AJAX, requests.
The internet is truly remarkable. It completes all these steps in so little time.
I have no idea because the internet is so big that it could go anywhere but, all I do is put in the url link address and it takes me threw all the pixels of the internet and it'll take you to youtube, facebook, and all that.
ReplyDeleteI know a little bit about the internet but I don't know what it runs off of or how it fully works.
ReplyDeleteI believe i know a good bit about the internet, but then I don't believe I know alot about its works, I know when I type in a address in the url, it will take me to the website
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Delete1. You enter a URL in the browser.
Delete2. The browser looks up the IP address for the domain name.
3. The browser sends an HTTP request to the web server.
4. The server responds with a permanent redirect.
5. The browser follows the redirect.
6. The server 'handles' the request.
7. The server sends back an HTML response.
8. The browser begins rendering the HTML.
9. The browser sends requests for objects embedded in the HTML.
10. The browser sends some more request
I do not know how the internet works behind the scenes. I only know how to use it.
ReplyDeleteThis is what happens when you use the internet.
Delete1. You enter a URL in the browser.
2. The browser looks up the IP address for the domain name.
3. The browser sends an HTTP request to the web server.
4. The server responds with a permanent redirect.
5. The browser follows the redirect.
6. The server 'handles' the request.
7. The server sends back an HTML response.
8. The browser begins rendering the HTML.
9. The browser sends requests for objects embedded in the HTML.
10. The browser sends AJAX requests.
Searching something online is a very in depth process. So many steps happen in so little time.
I don't know a whole lot about how the internet works. I just type in what i'm looking for and don't think twice about it.
ReplyDeleteHere is my new understanding of how the internet works:
Delete1. You enter a URL into the browser
2. The browser looks up the IP address for the domain name
3. The browser sends a HTTP request to the web server
4. The server responds with a permanent redirect.
5. The browser follows the redirect
6. The server ‘handles’ the request
7. The server sends back a HTML response
8. The browser begins rendering the HTML
9. The browser sends requests for objects embedded in HTML
10. The browser sends further asynchronous (AJAX) requests.
There is really a lot that goes on behind the scenes of using the internet. It's pretty amazing how someone could even begin to think of making something this complex. It's a wonder of what might be created next.
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ReplyDeleteI think I know a good little bit about the internet. But theres a lot I don't know. I kind of just go through the motions I know.
ReplyDeleteThis is basically what happens
Delete1. You enter a URL in the browser.
2. The browser looks up the IP address for the domain name.
3. The browser sends an HTTP request to the web server.
4. The server responds with a permanent redirect.
5. The browser follows the redirect.
6. The server 'handles' the request.
7. The server sends back an HTML response.
8. The browser begins rendering the HTML.
9. The browser sends requests for objects embedded in the HTML.
10. The browser sends AJAX requests.
Searching something online is a very in depth process.
Thats alot of steps for such a short time.
I know that the internet will send messages look up pictures and videos, i know it can pull up answers too questions, etc. and it does it all pretty fast, but I don't really know anything about how it actually works. Now I know that it is really complicated sequence that I am not even going to pretend to understand.
ReplyDeleteThe internet web address set's up with the IP address and then searches the web site the the sever will receive the web address and fin the correct web site but, not always.
ReplyDeleteI honestly don't know how the internet works. I haven't really thought about it, as long as it takes me where I want it to.
ReplyDeleteI dont know how the internet works i just get on the website that I type in. I know it can pull up answers to your questions.
ReplyDeleteI think i know a little bit of something about the internet. But there is alot that I don't know. I really don't care to much for the internet.
ReplyDeleteThe internet is a vast library of input information. so there has to be a way to organize it and it's not a real library its digital so you use URLs to find sites with information were looking for.
ReplyDeleteWell I don't even really know how the Internet works, but it does. It makes things a lot easier is all I know.
ReplyDelete1. You enter a URL into the browser
Delete2. The browser looks up the IP address for the domain name
3. The browser sends a HTTP request to the web server
4. The facebook server responds with a permanent redirect
5. The browser follows the redirect
6. The server ‘handles’ the request
7. The server sends back a HTML response
8. The browser begins rendering the HTML
9. The browser sends requests for objects embedded in HTML
10. The browser sends further asynchronous (AJAX) requests
I don't really know much about the internet works. I just type in what I am looking for and it brings up what I am looking for.
ReplyDelete1.You enter a URL into the browser.
Delete2.The browser looks up the IP address for the domain name.
3.The browser sends a HTTP request to the web server.
4.The facebook server responds with a permanent redirect.
5.The browser follows the redirect.
6.The server ‘handles’ the request.
7.The server sends back a HTML response.
8.The browser begins rendering the HTML.
9. The browser sends requests for objects embedded in HTML.
10.The browser sends further asynchronous (AJAX) requests.
A lot of things go on when your looking up something on the internet.
This is the steps of how the internet works 1 through 10
ReplyDelete1. You enter a URL in the browser.
2. The browser looks up the IP address for the domain name.
3. The browser sends an HTTP request to the web server.
4. The server responds with a permanent redirect.
5. The browser follows the redirect.
6. The server 'handles' the request.
7. The server sends back an HTML response.
8. The browser begins rendering the HTML.
9. The browser sends requests for objects embedded in the HTML.
10. The browser sends some more request
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ReplyDeleteI honestly Just know that every time I type in a URL it sends it then receives it for me.
ReplyDeleteThis is basically what happens
ReplyDelete1. You enter a URL in the browser.
2. The browser looks up the IP address for the domain name.
3. The browser sends an HTTP request to the web server.
4. The server responds with a permanent redirect.
5. The browser follows the redirect.
6. The server 'handles' the request.
7. The server sends back an HTML response.
8. The browser begins rendering the HTML.
9. The browser sends requests for objects embedded in the HTML.
10. The browser sends AJAX requests.
Searching something online is a very in depth process.
Thats alot of steps for such a short time.
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ReplyDeleteI think of the very complex system. I think when you type in a URL it goes through several processes before taking you to the page.
ReplyDelete1. Enter the URL into the browser.
Delete2. The browser looks up the IP address for the name of the domain.
3. The browser sends an http request to the web server.
4. The server responds with a permanent redirect.
5. The browser follows the redirect.
6. The server handles the request.
7. The server sends back an html response.
8. The browser begins rendering the html.
This is a very comlex process that happens in only a few seconds.
9. The browser sends a request for objects embedded in the html.
10. The browser send further (AJAX) requests.
I dont really know but i do know that they can see everything that you do and they pretty much stalk you
ReplyDeleteI know now, the steps the internet takes when I type something in the search bar.
ReplyDelete1. Enter URL in browser
2. The Browser looks up the IP address for you.
3. The browser sends an HTTP request to the web server.
4. The server responds with a permanent redirect.
5. The browser follows the redirect.
6. The server 'handles' the request.
7. The server sends back an HTML response.
8. The browser begins rendering the HTML.
9. The browser sends requests for objects embedded in the HTML.
10. The browser sends AJAX requests.
Searching something online is a very in depth process.
Thats alot of steps for such a short time.
I really don't know so much about the internet, but I really do not care as long it take me somewhere that I need or want to do on the web site.
ReplyDelete1. Enter the URL into the browser.
ReplyDelete2. The browser looks up the IP address for the name of the domain.
3. The browser sends an http request to the web server.
4. The server responds with a permanent redirect.
5. The browser follows the redirect.
6. The server handles the request.
7. The server sends back an html response.
8. The browser begins rendering the html.
This is a very comlex process that happens in only a few seconds.
9. The browser sends a request for objects embedded in the html.
10. The browser send further (AJAX) requests.
I have no idea because the internet is so big that it could go anywhere but, all I do is put in the url link address and it takes me threw all the pixels of the internet and it'll take you to youtube,
ReplyDeleteI truthfully don't know how the Internet works, all I know is that I type a website in the search bar and it comes up.
ReplyDelete1. Enter a URL into the browser.
Delete2. The browser then looks up the domain name.
3. The browser sends a HTTP request to the server.
4. The web server responds with a permanent redirect.
5. The browser follows the redirect.
6. The server then "handles" the redirect.
7. The server responds with a HTML.
8. The browser renders the HTML.
9. The browser sends requests for all the pictures and links that are embedded in HTML.
10. The browser sends further asynchronous, or AJAX, requests
It is awesome how the internet works.
1. Enter a URL into the browser.
ReplyDelete2. The browser then looks up the domain name.
3. The browser sends a HTTP request to the server.
4. The web server responds with a permanent redirect.
5. The browser follows the redirect.
6. The server then "handles" the redirect.
7. The server responds with a HTML.
8. The browser renders the HTML.
9. The browser sends requests for all the pictures and links that are embedded in HTML.
10. The browser sends further asynchronous, or AJAX, requests
When you enter something into the search bar it is a very in depth process to find the right thing you are searching.
I really don't know how the internet work that's all know is to type in what you want to know then it search for you
ReplyDeletewhen you serch the internet, this is the outcome.!
ReplyDelete1. Enter URL in browser
2. The Browser looks up the IP address for you.
3. The browser sends an HTTP request to the web server.
4. The server responds with a permanent redirect.
5. The browser follows the redirect.
6. The server "Handles the request.
7. The server sends an HTML response.
8. The browser begins rendering the HTML.
9. The browser sends requests for links/pictures embedded in the HTML.
10. The browser sends some more requests.
This is the steps of how the internet works 1 through 10.
ReplyDelete1. You enter a URL in the browser.
2. The browser looks up the IP address for the domain name.
3. The browser sends an HTTP request to the web server.
4. The server responds with a permanent redirect.
5. The browser follows the redirect.
6. The server 'handles' the request.
7. The server sends back an HTML response.
8. The browser begins rendering the HTML.
9. The browser sends requests for objects embedded in the HTML.
10. The browser sends some more request
Write a sentence or two explaining what you know of the process of how the internet works in a comment below and post it.-- you type in the URL bar and it goes through a processor and it reports back to you.
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ReplyDeleteI've never looked in to depth on how the internet works. I only use it to find out what I need to know. Once I find what I'm looking for then that's pretty much it. I never really use the internet and that's probably another reason I've never really wondered how it works.
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DeleteAll I know about any of this is type in Google and search what I need to know. Aside from that I type in youtube because unless I'm in Mr. Simmer's class I don't use the intenet for anything else.
ReplyDelete1. Enter the URL into the browser.
ReplyDelete2. The browser looks up the IP address for the name of the domain.
3. The browser sends an http request to the web server.
4. The server responds with a permanent redirect.
5. The browser follows the redirect.
6. The server handles the request.
7. The server sends back an html response.
8. The browser begins rendering the html.
This is a very comlex process that happens in only a few seconds.
9. The browser sends a request for objects embedded in the html.
10. The browser send further (AJAX) requests.
I really do not know how the internet works behind the scenes.
ReplyDelete1. Enter URL into the browser. Type the name of the website that you want to go to.
Delete2. Browser looks up the IP address for the name of the domain. The internet looks for the website that you want to go to.
3. Browser sends a HTTP request to the server.
The internet finds the website.
4. Server responds with a permanent redirect. The internet finds the right webpage instead of the wrong one that you typed in.
5. Browser follows redirect. The internet sends out another GET request to the right URL.
6. Server handles the request. The internet receives the GET request, processes it, and sends back a response.
7.Server sends back an html response. The internet shows the response the internet sent back.
8. Browser begins rendering the html. The internet shows part of the html.
9. Browser sends a request for objects embedded in the html. The internet sends a get request to retrieve notice tags.
10. Browser sends further asynchronous (AJAX) request. The internet continues to show links and other stuff that pop up even after the page you wanted has been found.
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ReplyDeleteThe only thing that I really know about the internet is that you type in an address and it takes you to different pages.
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Delete1) You type in URL into the browser
Delete2) The internet browser looks up the IP address for the name of the website
3) The internet browser sends a HTTP request to the web server
4) The server redirects you to a page
5) The browser does what it is told
6) The server receives the request
7) The server sends back an html response.
8) The browser starts processing the html.
9) The browser sends back a request for the objects embedded in the html.
10) The browser send more (AJAX) requests.
I really don't know how the internet works. I've never really thought about it too much. It takes me where I want to go, and so far that's been good enough to me.
ReplyDeleteHere's what really happens:
Delete1.) You enter the URL into the Browser
2.) The browser looks up the IP address for the domain
3.) The browser sends a HTTP request to the web server
4.) The server responds with a permanent redirect
5.) The browser follows the redirect
6.) The server "handles" the request
7.) The server sends back a HTML response
8.) The browser begins rendering the HTML
9.) The browser sends requests for objects embedded in HTML
10.) The browser sends further asynchronous (AJAX) requests
These networks connect together in many different ways to form the single entity that we know as the Internet.
ReplyDeleteThe Internet lets you transfer information around the world in seconds. How does to understand the Internet, it helps to look at it as a system with two main components. The first of i don't know about computer and things they connected.
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ReplyDeleteWell I really don't know how the internet works but from reading this article has helped me learn the process of just how the internet the internet is expensive and huge its an ever growing work of art. We can do stuff know on the internet now that a hundred years in the past we didn't know what we could really achieve.
ReplyDelete1. Enter url in browser.
2. The Browser looks up the IP address for you.
3. The browser sends an HTTP request to the web server.
4. The server responds with a permanent redirect.
5. The browser follows the redirect.
6. The server Handles the request.
7. The server sends an HTML response.
8. The browser begins rendering the HTML.
9. The browser sends requests for links, pictures embedded in the HTML.
10.the
1. Look up what you want in the search bar.
ReplyDelete2. The browser looks up whatever you want, or whatever is related to what you searched.
3. The browser sends an http request to the internet.
4. The server responds with a specific URL request.
5. The browser follows the what was sent to it.
6. The server handles the request.
7. The server sends back an html response.
8. The browser begins rendering the html.
This is a very quick process it's done in a few seconds.
9. The browser sends a request for objects embedded in the html.
10. The browser send further (AJAX) requests.
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Will i can say that i really don't know how the internet works all i need to know is that i can find stuff to study by and that u can do class a look stuff up that all.
ReplyDeletePretty much all i know about how the internet works is the thing that you search go to several different places before they get your requested web results
ReplyDeleteThe Internet works by sending the URL to the www and finds the specific page requested by the code put in for it to look for. It does this so fast that we cant keep track of it with the human mind and it does this every time you click a new thing on the page. It may be a whole new window or just a text box but no matter what, it has a whole unique code to it that is requested when you push a button or click a link... At least that's how I think the Internet Works before I start this
ReplyDeleteNow this is how it actually works:
Delete1. Url is typed into browser serch box
2. Browser looks up the domain name ip address
3. Browser sends HTTP request
4. Requested server responds with a redirect to page
5. Browser follows directions to page
6. Server Handles the request
7. Server sends back HTML response
8. Browser renders HTML
9. Browser request embedded items from HTML
10. Browser sends further AJAX request
11. FIN!!!
All in all, a lot more detailed than originally thought but mostly how i thought it was.
I know that when ever you use the internet, everything you type, put on it, every thing you post on Facebook, or anything, will always be there for everyone to see and will neevr go away.Just typing in a URL, goes through a lot of proccess. No one will ever truly understand how the internet works. It can transfer many things in just one second from all the way across the world.
ReplyDeleteTo be honest Im not a computer so I don't anything about the computer. Don't pay the computer attention I just use it to entertain me at times.
ReplyDeleteWell, I didn't really know how the Internet worked until I read this article. Here are the steps.
ReplyDelete1. Enter url in browser.
2. The Browser looks up the IP address for you.
3. The browser sends an HTTP request to the web server.
4. The server responds with a permanent redirect.
5. The browser follows the redirect.
6. The server Handles the request.
7. The server sends an HTML response.
8. The browser begins rendering the HTML.
9. The browser sends requests for links, pictures embedded in the HTML.
10. That's it.
I really didn't know how the internet worked as long as it took me to whatever site I need.
ReplyDeleteI know now, the steps the internet takes when I type something in the search bar.
ReplyDelete1. Enter URL in browser
2. The Browser looks up the IP address for you.
3. The browser sends an HTTP request to the web server.
4. The server responds with a permanent redirect.
5. The browser follows the redirect.
6. The server "Handles the request.
7. The server sends an HTML response.
8. The browser begins rendering the HTML.
9. The browser sends requests for links/pictures embedded in the HTML.
10. The browser sends some more requests.
11. **DONE**
There are so many steps the browser has to go through, in such a short ammount of time. The internet never ceases to amaze me.
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ReplyDeleteWrite a sentence or two explaining what you know of the process of how the internet works in a comment below and post it.
ReplyDeleteWell I know that your computer sends packets from your computer to your router. The router then sends it to your modem. The data packets then go from modem to modem, on the internet, looking for the correct access point. After it finds the location specified, it collects the requested information and then the data packets go back. They then travel back to your compute and appear in your web browser.
Reply to your original comment with an updated explanation of what you now understand about how the internet works. Try to be as clear as possible. You may want to look back to the article to check your facts as you go.
DeleteFirst your browser goes through many DNS caches on multiple levels to find the correct IP for the DNS. Then it sends a request to Facebook for the necessary information. If the Url is not the main url it is directed to the main one by a 301. The browser follows the redirect to the main url.
The server then processes the request and sends the requested information back the the computer. The browser then unzips the file with the correct algorithms. It reads the HTML file and loads the data from the URLs supplied. The page is displayed. As the user uses the site, the browser updates the information with AJAX.
First you type in URL into the browser. Then the internet browser looks up the IP address for the name of the website. The internet browser sends a HTTP request to the web server then the server redirects you to a page.The browser does what it is told. Then the server receives the request and then starts processing it. The browser starts processing the html then it sends back a request for the objects embedded in the html. Finally, the browser send more (AJAX) requests.
ReplyDeleteI don't know how the inernet really works.
ReplyDeleteI somewhat know no how the brwoser works. You enter a URL in the browser. The browser looks up the IP address for the domain name. The browser sends an HTTP request to the web server. The server responds with a permanent redirect. The browser follows the redirect. The server "handles" the request. The server sends back an HTML response.The browser begins rendering the HTML. The browser sends requests for objects embedded in the HTML. The browser sends AJAX requests.
DeleteI was aware about how the internet works.
ReplyDeleteYou enter a URL into the browser.
The browser looks up the IP address for the domain name.
The browser sends a HTTP request to the web server.
The server responds with a permanent redirect.
The server ‘handles’ the request.
The server sends back a HTML response.
The browser begins rendering the HTML.
The browser sends requests for objects embedded in HTML
The browser sends further asynchronous (AJAX) requests
The Internet works by someone inputting a website in the URL, then you are bounced from server to server before you reach your URL destination.
ReplyDeleteI do not know what steps it really takes for the Internet to work besides the obvious one: type in something in the search engine and then an answer pops up.
ReplyDeleteFirst, you go to a browser and type in an URL. Second, the browser looks up the IP address for the domain name. Next, a HTTP request will be sent to the server from the browser. Then, the server from Facebook redirects you. After that, the browser follows the redirection. The sixth step is the request is handled by the server. A HTML response is then sent back from the server. Next, the browser begins rendering the HTML. The browser sends requests for objects embedded in HTML is the eighth step. The next and final step is the browser sends further asynchronous (AJAX) requests.
I'm really not sure how the internet works exept the fact that you type in an address in the address bar and it takes you to a website.
ReplyDeleteHere are the steps on how the internet works. First, you enter an URL into a browser or address bar. Secondly, the browser will search its files for the IP address. Then, the browser sends an HTTP request to the web server. Which then the server responds with a redirect. The server follows the request. In which the server sends an HTML response, and the browser starts rendering the HTML. It will also request embedded items in the HTML. And lastly, the browser sends further AJAX requests.
There are a million times more things that go on in the internet that we never know that happens. Its really overwhelming if you think about it.
I thing i get the internet sorta
ReplyDelete1.You enter the URL
2.The browser looks it up
3.The browser sends it
4.Facebook receiver responds with permanent redirect
5.the browser follows
6.the server handles the request
7.the server responses back to the Html response
8.the browser begins rendering the Html
9.the browser send the request
10.the browser sends further request asynchronous
I do not know really what happens after you type in the URL. I mean it could take you to any website it likes, and when you are on this "website" it could be downloading a virus in the background.
ReplyDeleteFirst you place your URL into the browser. Second your browser does not know your IP address/domain name, so your browser will look up your IP address for the domain name. Third your browser will send a HTTP request to the web server. Fourth the Facebook server will respond with a permanent more secure redirect. Fifth your browser will understand and follow the redirect. Sixth your server will handle the request. Seventh your server will send back a HTML response. Eighth your browser begins rendering the HTML. Ninth your browser sends requests for objects embedded in HTML. Tenth and finally your browser sends further asynchronous (AJAX) requests.
I know understand how and what happens when you hit enter on your internet browser.
First you enter a URL into the browser by typing it in.
ReplyDeleteSecond the browser looks up the IP address for the domain name, this is the first step in the navigation, it figures out the IP address for the visited domain.
Third the browser sends a HTTP request to the web server, it does not go to the web page first.
Fourth the webpage server responds with a permanent redirect, this step allows you to go to the website.
Fifth the browser follows the redirect.
Sixth the server ‘handles’ the request, the server gets your request and sends it back to you.
Seventh the server sends back a HTML response.
Eighth the browser begins rendering the HTML, it renders the website.
Ninth the browser sends requests for objects embedded in HTML, if it notices it requires fetching it goes through other URLs.
Tenth the browser sends further asynchronous (AJAX) requests, the client continues to communicate with the server after you leave the page.
I really don't know how the Internet works behind scenes other than typing in a URL an connecting with the outside world
ReplyDeleteI really don't know how the internet works behind scenes other than typing in a URL an connecting with the awesome outside world.
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