Enhanced Peer-to-Peer Batching Policy for Video-on-Demand System

Ho, K.H.; Poon, Wing-Fai; Lo, Kwok-Tung

doi:10.1109/iscit.2006.339905

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“…The use of peer-to-peer overlay networks in conjunction with multicast has been proposed by Lee et al [17] and Ho et al [18]. The architecture proposed here, however, differs significantly in the way in which cached content is managed, located and used.…”

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On-Demand Multicast Streaming Using Collaborative Prefix Caching

O'Neill

Dukes

2009

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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Abstract. Increasing mass-market acceptance of on-demand streaming services motivates us to seek new innovations in the way we deliver media content over networks. An architecture is proposed in which edge-resources in a peer-to-peer network assist in the provision of fullyinteractive on-demand streaming services based on multicast. This approach represents a synergy between multicast batching, proxy prefix caching and collaborative caching of media content. The approach differs from other work in its use of long-term caching of content across streaming sessions. The proposed approach has been evaluated using a highly detailed network simulation that models real-world network (IPv6) and streaming (RTSP) protocols and the Pastry overlay network. Results demonstrate that substantial reductions in server bandwidth can be achieved with low client storage and bandwidth overhead.

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confidence: 99%