Technology
RuleSpace Categorization Services Architecture
In order to achieve the best results in your application, you need a categorization solution that works in your architecture. It’s no use having the world’s best database and most accurate realtime products if you can’t use them effectively in your product.
The RuleSpace Categorization Services Architecture is built from the ground up with flexibility, redundancy, and efficiency in mind. The Architecture is made up of the following:
- The RuleSpace Category and Filtering Interface
(CFI) API - The RuleSpace Categorization Server (CSRV) application
- The RuleSpace Update and Feedback Services (UFS)
- The RuleSpace Backend Systems
The RuleSpace Architecture allows classification requests to any of our services to be performed in whatever way best suits your application. These include:
- Locally in a CFI-based client application
- Locally in your CSRV-based server application
- Remotely across boxes or the network your CSRV-based server application.
- Remotely across the Internet on a RuleSpace-hosted Classification Server (CSRV).
Also RuleSpace provides for:
- Monolithic integration with the client application
- Client/Server architecture on a single server
- Client/Server architecture across multiple locally hosted servers
- Client/Server architecture across the Internet to RuleSpace-hosted servers
Client/Server architecture across a combination of locally hosted servers and RuleSpace-hosted servers.
Some statistics about the RuleSpace Categorization Servers:
- Over 30 billion URL categorization requests are processed each month.
- 45 million Internet users supported.
- Over 30 million cell phone users supported.
