Peering Among Content-Dominated Vertical ISPs

Dey, Prasun Kanti; Yüksel, Murat

doi:10.1109/lnet.2019.2922208

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“…However, they do not consider the economic aspects of interconnection such as cost sharing, we focus on determining the fair payment between an ISP and an interconnecting transit provider or content provider for peering. Dey and Yuksel [20] compare the performance of different peering scenarios, including direct peering, public peering, and paid peering. However, they focus on the peering strategies of vertically integrated ISPs that provide both content and access services, while we focus on determining the fair payment between ISPs and content providers or transit providers for peering arrangements.…”

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Are the Settlement-Free Peering Policy Requirements for ISPs and CDNs Based on Network Costs?

Nikkhah

Jordan

2022

SSRN Journal

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Are the Settlement-Free Peering Policy Requirements for ISPs and CDNs Based on Network Costs?

Nikkhah

Jordan

2022

SSRN Journal

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“…Dey et al portray an approximate timeline of peering relationship evolution [15]. ISPs can choose either bi-lateral private peering using dedicated physical links or multi-lateral public peering using a Route-Server.…”

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Meta-peering

Dey

Mustafa

Yüksel

2021

Proceedings of the Applied Networking Research Workshop

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We introduce meta-peering, a term that encompasses the set of tools needed to ease and automate the Internet Service Provider (ISP) peering process; starting with identifying a list of ISPs that are likely to peer, generating respective BGP configurations, and monitoring these sessions for outages or peering agreement violations. In this paper, we describe how existing tools can be leveraged to implement meta-peering and focus on instrumenting the automation of peer selection process. Utilizing PeeringDB and CAIDA datasets to identify possible peering points for requester and candidate ISPs, we estimate candidate ISP's traffic matrix and consider ISPs' internal policies to generate acceptable peering contracts.

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A Review on Software Defined Content Delivery Network: A Novel Combination of CDN and SDN

Yang

Pan

2023

IEEE Access

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With the rapid growth of multimedia services, the burden of infrastructure is becoming heavier, which may not guarantee a high-quality experience for users. Whether the multimedia category is video on demand (VOD), live broadcast, or social media is a hot issue. Traditionally, content delivery network (CDN) service providers deploy servers as close to clients as possible to reduce latency. CDN is an overlay network mainly responsible for routing requests, distribution, delivery, and audit. As a supplement to computing and storage capacity, CDN service providers have begun migrating some of their services to the cloud to focus on the delivery process. At the same time, the collaboration between CDN service providers promotes scalability to meet the growing number of requests. However, the underlying physical layer needs to be improved. The cost of the traditional underlying network is very high and cannot be easily expanded. The concept of software definition network (SDN) is proposed to solve these problems. SDN functions are divided into control layer and data layer. In the SDN, the global view is achieved to receive information by centralization, and then the deployment is dynamically adjusted to control the network. In this paper, we summarize the advantage structure and problems of a newly developed system SDCDN (software defined content distributed network). We introduce similar research progress. Then we summarize the current situation of SDN and CDN, compare and analyze their advantages and disadvantages, and finally put forward the directions of open issues and the future research.

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Peering Among Content-Dominated Vertical ISPs

Cited by 8 publications

References 5 publications

Are the Settlement-Free Peering Policy Requirements for ISPs and CDNs Based on Network Costs?

Are the Settlement-Free Peering Policy Requirements for ISPs and CDNs Based on Network Costs?

Meta-peering

A Review on Software Defined Content Delivery Network: A Novel Combination of CDN and SDN

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