A scalable and accurate distributed traffic generator with Fourier transformed distribution over multiple commodity platforms

Chang, Ching Hao; Lin, Ying‐Dar; Lai, Yu Kuen; Lai, Yuan Cheng

doi:10.1016/j.jnca.2019.07.001

Journal of Network and Computer Applications

2019

DOI: 10.1016/j.jnca.2019.07.001

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A scalable and accurate distributed traffic generator with Fourier transformed distribution over multiple commodity platforms

Ching Hao Chang

Ying‐Dar Lin

Yu Kuen Lai

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“…All these protocols are based on UDP or TCP. One can individually test the behavior of this audio/video system with the help of some useful tools (D-ITG [29], Wireshark [30], ping, etc.) to measure bandwidth, delay, jitter, data rate, etc.…”

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Real-Time Protocols For Communication and Collaboration Environments in Telemedical Applications

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Raza³

2021

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World is now moving in the era of high information and communication technology. Under the term telemedicine and tele-cooperation research series are carried out presently, intended to enable and expand a distributed, group-related cooperative work within the area of medicine. For this purpose, applications are needed, which support real-time control processes, distributed applications, communication and cooperation technology, and the representation of shared information and data. Real-Time Protocols are the basis of telemedical applications. They are needed in almost all fields of telemedicine reaching from communication transmission to reliable data transfer. In a telemedical system, how these real-time protocols are used for communications, collaboration with telemedicine applications is worth to be explored and has been discussed in this research article along with the challenges of real-time applications and their solutions by using real-time protocols.

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Toward low CPU usage and efficient DPDK communication in a cluster

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Wang

2021

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A scalable and accurate distributed traffic generator with Fourier transformed distribution over multiple commodity platforms

Cited by 2 publications

References 7 publications

Real-Time Protocols For Communication and Collaboration Environments in Telemedical Applications

Real-Time Protocols For Communication and Collaboration Environments in Telemedical Applications

Toward low CPU usage and efficient DPDK communication in a cluster

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