A Modeling Framework for Performance Analysis of P2P Live Video Streaming Systems

Kotevski, Zoran; Mitrevski, Pece

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-19325-5_22

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“…In [14]- [17], a constant value on the transfer rates is considered. In [14,16] an arbitrary value is assumed while in [15] different values on the upload and download rates are considered according to different system's conditions.…”

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“…Hence, while it is a good approximation for arrival and leaving rates of nodes into the system, upload and download rates are not expected to have such a high variability. In some cases, these rates have been considered to be constant [14]- [17]. In this work, we are particularly interested on the limit case where the transfer rates are constant.…”

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System Modeling for Priority Schemes in Managed Peer-to-Peer Networks

Rivero-Ángeles¹,

Orea-Flores²

2018

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In Peer-to-Peer (P2P) networks it is not uncommon to find users that have initiated a file transfer and decide to leave the system before the end of the download. This is a particularly harmful behavior due to the resources (bandwidth or energy) wasted in such an aborted process. This negative effect is amplified when the system's conditions are such that the peers are not downloading at the maximum capacity. This is because in these conditions, there are not enough peers uploading the file, and a part of the bandwidth is wasted on peers that do not share their resources to the network once they leave the system. In this paper, the case of managed P2P networks is of special interest. As such, the variability in the transfer rates, such as the download and upload rates, is expected to be much less than in the case of the unmanaged P2P network. The limit case, where these transfer rates are constant is considered as an alternative to the exponential distribution. Additionally, two priority schemes are presented for a BitTorrent-based P2P network where the peers that are more likely to remain longer in the system are served first.

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System Modeling for Priority Schemes in Managed Peer-to-Peer Networks

Rivero-Ángeles¹,

Orea-Flores²

2018

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“…As a base for our modeling we use the work in [29,30], where several important terms are defined. One of them is the maximum achievable rate that can be streamed to any individual peer at a given time, which is presented in Eq.…”

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Fluid Stochastic Petri Nets: From Fluid Atoms in ILP Processor Pipelines to Fluid Atoms in P2P Streaming Networks

Mitrevski¹,

Kotevski²

2012

Petri Nets - Manufacturing and Computer Science

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“…Receiver driven approach means that the data scheme is a tree rooted at the receiver [1], [7], [11]. In our previous work [15] we have introduced all the technical characteristics of these systems. We also reviewed numerous P2P live streaming applications, but found only several research papers that propose mathematical models for performance analyses of such systems.…”

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A Simple FSPN Model of P2P Live Video Streaming System

Kotevski

Mitrevski

2011

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Peer to Peer (P2P) live streaming is relatively new paradigm that aims at streaming live video to large number of clients at low cost. Many such applications already exist in the market, but, prior to creating such system it is necessary to analyze its performance via representative model that can provide good insight in the system's behavior. Modeling and performance analysis of P2P live video streaming systems is challenging task which requires addressing many properties and issues of P2P systems that create complex combinatorial problem. Inspired by several related articles, in this paper we present our Fluid Stochastic Petri Net (FSPN) model for performance analysis of a mesh based P2P live video streaming system.

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A Modeling Framework for Performance Analysis of P2P Live Video Streaming Systems

Cited by 5 publications

References 45 publications

System Modeling for Priority Schemes in Managed Peer-to-Peer Networks

System Modeling for Priority Schemes in Managed Peer-to-Peer Networks

Fluid Stochastic Petri Nets: From Fluid Atoms in ILP Processor Pipelines to Fluid Atoms in P2P Streaming Networks

A Simple FSPN Model of P2P Live Video Streaming System

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