PeerSync: Accelerating Containerized Service Delivery at the Network Edge
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| author | Deng, Yinuo Zhao, Hailiang Wang, Dongjing Chen, Peng Qian, Wenzhuo Yin, Jianwei Dustdar, Schahram Deng, Shuiguang |
| author_facet | Deng, Yinuo Zhao, Hailiang Wang, Dongjing Chen, Peng Qian, Wenzhuo Yin, Jianwei Dustdar, Schahram Deng, Shuiguang |
| contents | Efficient container image distribution is crucial for enabling machine learning inference at the network edge, where resource limitations and dynamic network conditions create significant challenges. In this paper, we present PeerSync, a decentralized P2P-based system designed to optimize image distribution in edge environments. PeerSync employs a popularity- and network-aware download engine that dynamically adapts to content popularity and real-time network conditions. PeerSync further integrates automated tracker election for rapid peer discovery and dynamic cache management for efficient storage utilization. We implement PeerSync with 8000+ lines of Rust code and test its performance extensively on both large-scale Docker-based emulations and physical edge devices. Experimental results show that PeerSync delivers a remarkable speed increase of 2.72$\times$, 1.79$\times$, and 1.28$\times$ compared to the Baseline solution, Dragonfly, and Kraken, respectively, while significantly reducing cross-network traffic by 90.72% under congested and varying network conditions. |
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| spellingShingle | PeerSync: Accelerating Containerized Service Delivery at the Network Edge Deng, Yinuo Zhao, Hailiang Wang, Dongjing Chen, Peng Qian, Wenzhuo Yin, Jianwei Dustdar, Schahram Deng, Shuiguang Networking and Internet Architecture Distributed, Parallel, and Cluster Computing Efficient container image distribution is crucial for enabling machine learning inference at the network edge, where resource limitations and dynamic network conditions create significant challenges. In this paper, we present PeerSync, a decentralized P2P-based system designed to optimize image distribution in edge environments. PeerSync employs a popularity- and network-aware download engine that dynamically adapts to content popularity and real-time network conditions. PeerSync further integrates automated tracker election for rapid peer discovery and dynamic cache management for efficient storage utilization. We implement PeerSync with 8000+ lines of Rust code and test its performance extensively on both large-scale Docker-based emulations and physical edge devices. Experimental results show that PeerSync delivers a remarkable speed increase of 2.72$\times$, 1.79$\times$, and 1.28$\times$ compared to the Baseline solution, Dragonfly, and Kraken, respectively, while significantly reducing cross-network traffic by 90.72% under congested and varying network conditions. |
| title | PeerSync: Accelerating Containerized Service Delivery at the Network Edge |
| topic | Networking and Internet Architecture Distributed, Parallel, and Cluster Computing |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2507.20116 |