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The Optimization of IPTV Service Through SDN In A MEC
Architecture, Respective Simulations In OMNeT ++
Esmeralda Make Hysenbelliu, Arjan Durresi
Pages - 63 - 77 | Revised - 31-10-2021 | Published - 01-12-2021
Published in International Journal of Software Engineering (IJSE)
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KEYWORDS
Software-Defined Networking (SDN), Multiple-Access Edge Computing (MEC), Internet Protocol Television (IPTV), Latency.
ABSTRACT
The aim of this paper is to present the ‘Power’ of SDN Technology and MEC Technic in
improving the delivering of IPTV Service. Those days, the IPTV end –users are tremendous
increased all over the world , but in the same time also the complains for receiving these prepaid
real time multimedial services like; high latency, high bandwidth, low performance and low
QoE/QoS. On the other end, IPTV Distributors need a new system, technics, network solutions to
distribute content continuesly and simultaneously to all active end-users with high-quality, lowlatency
and high Performance, thus monitoring and re-configuring this ‘Big Data’ require high
Bandwidth by causing difficult problems by offering it affecting in the same time the price and
QoE/QoSperformance of delivered service.
For this reason, we have achieved to optimize the IPTV service by applying SDN solution in a MEC Architecture (Multiple-Access Edge Computing). In this way , through MEC Technology and SDN, it is possible to receive an IPTV service with Low Latency, High Performance and Low Bandwidth by solving successfully all the problems faced by the actual IPTV Operators. These improvements of delivering IPTV service through MEC will be demonstrated by using the OMNet +++ simulator in an LTE-A mobile network. The results show clearly that by applying the MEC technique in the LTE-A network for receiving IPTV Service through SDN Network, the service was delivered with latency decreased by >90% (compared to the cases when the MEC technique is not applied), with PacketLoss of almost 0 and with high performance QoE. In addition these strong Contributions, the ‘Big’ innovation achieved in this work through simulations is that the quality of delivered IPTV Service did not change according to the increasing of the end-users.This latency of delivering the video streaming services did not change. This means that the IPTV Service providers will increase their benefits by ensuring in the same time also the delivering of service with high quality and performance toward innumerous end users. Consequently, MEC Technology and SDN solution will be the two right and "smart" network choices that will boost the development of the 5th Mobile generation and will significantly improve the benefit of Video Streaming services offered by current providers worldwide (Netflix, HULU, Amazon Prime, YouTube, etc).
For this reason, we have achieved to optimize the IPTV service by applying SDN solution in a MEC Architecture (Multiple-Access Edge Computing). In this way , through MEC Technology and SDN, it is possible to receive an IPTV service with Low Latency, High Performance and Low Bandwidth by solving successfully all the problems faced by the actual IPTV Operators. These improvements of delivering IPTV service through MEC will be demonstrated by using the OMNet +++ simulator in an LTE-A mobile network. The results show clearly that by applying the MEC technique in the LTE-A network for receiving IPTV Service through SDN Network, the service was delivered with latency decreased by >90% (compared to the cases when the MEC technique is not applied), with PacketLoss of almost 0 and with high performance QoE. In addition these strong Contributions, the ‘Big’ innovation achieved in this work through simulations is that the quality of delivered IPTV Service did not change according to the increasing of the end-users.This latency of delivering the video streaming services did not change. This means that the IPTV Service providers will increase their benefits by ensuring in the same time also the delivering of service with high quality and performance toward innumerous end users. Consequently, MEC Technology and SDN solution will be the two right and "smart" network choices that will boost the development of the 5th Mobile generation and will significantly improve the benefit of Video Streaming services offered by current providers worldwide (Netflix, HULU, Amazon Prime, YouTube, etc).
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Dr. Esmeralda Make Hysenbelliu
Faculty of Information Technology, Computer Engineering Department, Polytechnic University, Tirana - Germany
esmeralda.hysenbelliu@gmail.com
Professor Arjan Durresi
Computer and Information Science Department, Indiana University - United States of America
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