Using simple remote evaluation to enable efficient application protocols in mobile environments

Czerwinski, Steven E.; Joseph, Anthony D.

doi:10.1109/nca.2001.962529

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“…TP-related: Czerwinski and Joseph [13] propose to "upload" clients' task to the server side, thus, eliminating many RTTs required for applications like SMTP. This approach is different from the A 3 approach in terms of application protocols applied and the overall mechanism.…”

Section: Related Design Principlesmentioning

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Application-Aware Acceleration for Wireless Data Networks: Design Elements and Prototype Implementation

Zhuang

Chang

Sivakumar

et al. 2009

IEEE Trans. on Mobile Comput.

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A tremendous amount of research has been done toward improving transport-layer performance over wireless data networks. The improved transport layer protocols are typically application-unaware. In this paper, we argue that the behavior of applications can and does dominate the actual performance experienced. More importantly, we show that for practical applications, application behavior all but completely negates any improvement achievable through better transport layer protocols. In this context, we motivate an application-aware, but application transparent, solution suite called A 3 (application-aware acceleration) that uses a set of design principles realized in an application-specific fashion to overcome the typical behavioral problems of applications. We demonstrate the performance of A 3 through both emulations using realistic application traffic traces and implementations using the NetFilter utility.

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Section: Related Design Principlesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Application-Aware Acceleration for Wireless Data Networks: Design Elements and Prototype Implementation

Zhuang

Chang

Sivakumar

et al. 2009

IEEE Trans. on Mobile Comput.

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“…We present a few of them here, and identify the differences vis-a-vis A 3 . TP-related: In [10], the authors propose to "upload" clients' task to the server side, thus eliminating many RTTs required for applications like SMTP. This approach is different from the A 3 approach in terms of application protocols applied and the overall mechanism.…”

Section: Related Design Principlesmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Zhuang

Chang

Sivakumar

et al. 2006

Proceedings of the 12th Annual International Conference on Mobile Computing and Networking

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A tremendous amount of research has been done toward improving transport layer performance over wireless data networks. The improved transport layer protocols are typically application-unaware. In this paper, we argue that the behavior of applications can and do dominate the actual performance experienced. More importantly, we show that for practical applications, application behavior all but completely negates any improvements achievable through better transport layer protocols. In this context, we motivate an application-aware, but application transparent, solution suite called A 3 (application-aware acceleration) that uses a set of design principles realized in an application specific fashion to overcome the typical behavioral problems of applications. We demonstrate the performance of A 3 through emulations using realistic application traffic traces.

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Using simple remote evaluation to enable efficient application protocols in mobile environments

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Cited by 2 publications

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Application-Aware Acceleration for Wireless Data Networks: Design Elements and Prototype Implementation

Application-Aware Acceleration for Wireless Data Networks: Design Elements and Prototype Implementation

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