Gerenciamento de conteúdo multimídia em redes cdn-p2p.

Abstract

Scalability and high demand for resources are the main challenges that content providers face to deploy Video-on-Demand applications. The most popular site for sharing videos, YouTube, has over 4 billion videos viewed a day and 60 hours of video are uploaded every minute. Hybrid systems (CDN-P2P) have been proposed as a scalable and cost effective solution for VoD distribution. In these systems, peers share their resources decreasing demand on the content distribution network infrastructure (CDN). On the other hand, the CDN s servers guarantee the availability of content when peers contributions are limited by churn. However, in these systems, the content distributed must be managed so that the CDN servers workload is minimized. An issue to be investigated is the impact of churn, i.e the effect of cycle of peers join and leave, on management policies. Carried studies showed that the performance of policies improves as the storage capacity of peers increases. However, this increasement does not impact proportionately the performance of policies. Later on, we proposed, implemented and evaluated four object management policies derived from data in YouTube video collections. These policies use information left by users or generated by the video distribution system to measure the value of objects. We found that the proposed policies were able to improve the availability of content in more than 70%, compared to the LFU policy, and more than 50% compared to GDSP policy.