Exploring BitTorrent peer distribution via hybrid PlanetLab-Internet measurement
Haiyang Wang, Jiangchuan Liu, Ke Xu
Abstract
Haiyang Wang, Jiangchuan Liu, Ke Xu
Abstract
Understanding the peer distribution over the global Internet is the key issue toward building new generation of ISP-friendly peer-to-peer systems. However, there are unfortunately significant scalability and representability challenges in measuring and understanding real-world peer distribution. In this paper, we demonstrate a novel hybrid measurement methodology that uses the PlanetLab as a distributed probing platform to interact with BitTorrent trackers and peers in the global Internet.
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Understanding the peer distribution over the global Internet is the key issue toward building new generation of ISP-friendly peer-to-peer systems. However, there are unfortunately significant scalability and representability challenges in measuring and understanding real-world peer distribution. In this paper, we demonstrate a novel hybrid measurement methodology that uses the PlanetLab as a distributed probing platform to interact with BitTorrent trackers and peers in the global Internet.
Key concepts: PlanetLab, BitTorrent, BitTorrent tracker, Computer science, Scalability, The Internet, Peer-to-peer, Computer network