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This study introduces a distributed real-time transcoding Content Delivery Network (CDN) to overcome video storage bottlenecks in mobile web applications. Simulation experiments confirm the system

Keywords:

CDN systems distributed real-time transcoding resource negotiation resource storage policies

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Area of Science:

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Network Engineering

Background:

Content Delivery Network (CDN) technology is crucial for mobile web application performance.
Video storage presents a significant bottleneck in current CDN systems.

Purpose of the Study:

To propose a novel technical architecture for a distributed real-time transcoding CDN system.
To address performance bottlenecks in mobile web application video delivery.

Main Methods:

Studied the technical model of distributed real-time transcoding CDN.
Developed an overall system architecture.
Designed a resource storage policy model and algorithm, including hot storage ratio evaluation and storage resource allocation.
Conducted simulation experiments to verify efficiency.

Main Results:

The proposed distributed real-time transcoding CDN architecture effectively handles video storage challenges.
The resource storage policy and algorithm demonstrate technical efficiency.
Simulation results validate the system's performance improvements.

Conclusions:

The developed distributed real-time transcoding CDN system offers a viable solution for mobile web application performance optimization.
The proposed storage strategies are effective in mitigating video storage bottlenecks.