The document discusses CLOSER, a new peer-to-peer file sharing architecture that aims to reduce usage of expensive international internet links. It does this by exploiting locality of traffic, allowing resources to be downloaded from within the same Internet Service Provider network whenever possible. The paper analyzes and simulates CLOSER, comparing it to existing solutions for improving traffic locality in P2P systems. CLOSER also introduces a privacy module to attract users and encourage widespread adoption, benefiting ISPs through reduced international bandwidth usage.
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CLOSER: A Collaborative Locality-Aware Overlay Service ( file
replication)
Abstract
Current Peer-to-Peer (P2P) file sharing systems make use of a considerable
percentage of Internet Service Providers (ISPs) bandwidth. This paper presents the
Collaborative Locality-aware Overlay SERvice (CLOSER), an architecture that
aims at lessening the usage of expensive international links by exploiting traffic
locality (i.e., a resource is downloaded from the inside of the ISP whenever
possible). The paper proves the effectiveness of CLOSER by analysis and
simulation, also comparing this architecture with existing solutions for traffic
locality in P2P systems. While savings on international links can be attractive for
ISPs, it is necessary to offer some features that can be of interest for users to favor
a wide adoption of the application. For this reason, CLOSER also introduces a
privacy module that may arouse the users' interest and encourage them to switch to
the new architecture.
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