Peer To Peer Association in Content Distribution Network
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The difficult issue of process and implementing an efficient law for load reconciliation in Content Delivery Networks (CDNs). We tend to base our proposal on a proper study of a CDN system, disbursed through the exploitation of a fluid flow model characterization of the network of SERVERS. Ranging from such characterization, we tend to derive and prove a lemma regarding the network queues equilibrium. This result's then lever- aged so as to plan a completely unique distributed and time-continuous rule for load reconciliation, that is additionally reformulated during a time-discrete version. The separate formulation of the projected reconciliation law is eventually mentioned in terms of its actual implementation during a real-world state of affairs. Finally, the general approach is valid by suggests that of simulations.
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Key words: Content Delivery Network (CDN), management theory, request reconciliation
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