MegaDrop: A Cooperative Video-on-Demand System in a Peer-to-Peer Environment
2011
In a
Peer-to-
Peer(P2P) environm ent, which can im prove scalability and lessen bandwidth waste, the load of the Video- on-demand (VoD) services can be distributed to reduce the burden on centralized
video servers and maximize the bandwidth utilization. Conventional P2P techniques for VoD services only consider data between active
peers in the same VoD session. The inactive
peersthat leave the session but still hold some of the media content in their local storage are ignored. In this article, we design and im plement a fully decentralized VoD service via P2P techniques, which is ref erred to as the MegaDrop system. The MegaDrop system not only takes active
peersinto consideration but also provides mechanisms for discovering inactive
peersthat contain desired m
ediaobjects. Evaluation results of the M egaDrop system show that our architecture performs more efficiently when the more inactive
peersinvolving to provide media blocks.
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