Technical note presents a self-distributed architecture for real-time video, highlighting self-stabilizing methods under dynamic traffic conditions.
This document is a Technical Note that reports on the design and proof-of-concept of a self-distributed Selective Forwarding Unit (SFU) architecture for real-time video streaming. Unlike a full research article, this note emphasizes the practical motivation, implementation details, and observed behaviors of the system. The central idea is to address the limitations of traditional prediction-based scaling by introducing a finite state machine (FSM)-based self-stabilizing method that enables autonomous scale-out and scale-in of distributed SFUs under dynamic traffic conditions.
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