T. Banditwattanawong, Masawee Masdisornchote, P. Uthayopas
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Abstract
Today's data such as social media contents and archive of digital contents gathered via ubiquitous devices have been hosted on cloud and being shared in a distribution manner. This causes network link congestions, delayed cloud services and increases in public cloud data-out charges. Simulations have demonstrated that deploying our approach, i-Cloud, as the core mechanism of cloud cache could alleviate these problems up to 17.24% byte-hit and cost-saving, 17.96% delay-saving and 29.33% cache hit outperforming the other well-known approaches. A main finding was that there is no significant performance difference between i-Cloud learning single-user-community patterns and i-Cloud learning cross-user-community patterns of comparable sizes.