Cooperative Proxy Servers Architecture for VoD to Achieve High QoS with Reduced Transmission Time and Cost
M. Dakshayini, T.R. Gopalakrishan Nair

TL;DR
This paper introduces a novel VoD architecture with load sharing among proxy servers and LPSGs to enhance QoS, reduce transmission time and costs, and lower request rejection rates.
Contribution
It proposes a new load sharing algorithm and architecture that significantly improves QoS and reduces costs in VoD systems compared to traditional centralized approaches.
Findings
Reduced transmission cost and time
Lower request rejection ratio
Effective load sharing among proxy servers and LPSGs
Abstract
- The aim of this paper is to propose a novel Voice On Demand (VoD) architecture and implementation of an efficient load sharing algorithm to achieve Quality of Service (QoS). This scheme reduces the transmission cost from the Centralized Multimedia Sever (CMS) to Proxy Servers (PS) by sharing the videos among the proxy servers of the Local Proxy Servers Group [LPSG] and among the neighboring LPSGs, which are interconnected in a ring fashion. This results in very low request rejection ratio, reduction in transmission time and cost, reduction of load on the CMS and high QoS for the users. Simulation results indicate acceptable initial startup latency, reduced transmission cost and time, load sharing among the proxy servers, among the LPSGs and between the CMS and the PS.
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Taxonomy
TopicsPeer-to-Peer Network Technologies · Caching and Content Delivery · Network Traffic and Congestion Control
