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Replication algorithms to retrieve scalable streaming media over Content Delivery Networks

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Replication algorithms to retrieve scalable streaming media over Content Delivery Networks
CDN (Content Delivery Networks) improves end-user performance by replicating web contents on a group of geographically distributed content servers. Replication Algorithm plays an important role in helping users to retrieve Web objects from the content servers. If a user can directly get the requested objects from the content server, he need not to contact the remote origin server and the user delay can be reduced. However, current replica strategies in CDN are to simply and repeatedly keep the complete replica of the original object on many content servers. This method has some disadvantages, including too much consumed server space and a waste of the storage cost. It is more serious for replicating some large-sized objects such as streaming media, which are being distributed over the Internet more and more. In this paper, we discuss a replication strategy for scalable video streaming in CDN to reduce user response and storage cost. Based on theoretical analysis, assuming layered vide...
Zhou Su, Jiro Katto, Yasuhiko Yasuda
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Type Conference
Year 2003
Where MIR
Authors Zhou Su, Jiro Katto, Yasuhiko Yasuda
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