Internet Video Delivery in YouTube: From Traffic Measurements to Quality of Experience
T. Hoßfeld, R. Schatz, E. Biersack, and L. Plissonneau. Data Traffic Monitoring and Analysis: From measurement, classification and anomaly detection to Quality of experience, Springer’s Computer Communications and Networks series, Volume 7754, (2013)
Abstract
This chapter investigates HTTP video streaming over the Internet for
the YouTube platform. YouTube is used as concrete example and case study for
video delivery over the Internet, since it is not only the most popular online video
platform, but also generates a large share of traffic on today’s Internet. We will
describe the YouTube infrastructure as well as the underlying mechanisms for
optimizing content delivery. Such mechanisms include server selection via DNS
as well as application-layer traffic management. Furthermore, the impact of delivery
via the Internet on the user experienced quality (QoE) of YouTube video
streaming is quantified. In this context, different QoE monitoring approaches are
qualitatively compared and evaluated in terms of the accuracy of QoE estimation.
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the YouTube platform. YouTube is used as concrete example and case study for
video delivery over the Internet, since it is not only the most popular online video
platform, but also generates a large share of traffic on today’s Internet. We will
describe the YouTube infrastructure as well as the underlying mechanisms for
optimizing content delivery. Such mechanisms include server selection via DNS
as well as application-layer traffic management. Furthermore, the impact of delivery
via the Internet on the user experienced quality (QoE) of YouTube video
streaming is quantified. In this context, different QoE monitoring approaches are
qualitatively compared and evaluated in terms of the accuracy of QoE estimation.
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the YouTube platform. YouTube is used as concrete example and case study for
video delivery over the Internet, since it is not only the most popular online video
platform, but also generates a large share of traffic on today’s Internet. We will
describe the YouTube infrastructure as well as the underlying mechanisms for
optimizing content delivery. Such mechanisms include server selection via DNS
as well as application-layer traffic management. Furthermore, the impact of delivery
via the Internet on the user experienced quality (QoE) of YouTube video
streaming is quantified. In this context, different QoE monitoring approaches are
qualitatively compared and evaluated in terms of the accuracy of QoE estimation.},
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