Analysis of the Prospects for Developing Storage and Processing Complexes for Multiformat Media Data
Vladimir Zhanovich Kuklin1, Islam Alexandrovich Alexandrov1, Alexander Alexandrovich Umyskov1 & Abas Khasanovich Lampezhev1 Show affiliations
- Institute of Design and Technology Informatics, Russian Academy of Sciences, Russia
Journal of Computer Science, Volume 18, Issue 12, pp. 1159–1169 · doi.org/10.3844/jcssp.2022.1159.1169
Abstract
A distinctive feature of multifunctional systems for supporting multimedia services on a single platform is the heterogeneity of incoming streams and requests, which requires optimization of resource use under physical constraints. In this regard, it is relevant to develop promising proposals for the functional structure and technical characteristics of complexes for storing and processing multi-format media data, which was the purpose of this study. Based on the laws of Moore, Amdahl, and Gustavson-Barsis, it is shown that the increase in the performance of such systems should be achieved not only by increasing the computing power and parallelization but also by optimizing the software used choosing its architecture, adequate technical requirements and optimizing the algorithms used. A list of promising proposals on the functional structure and technical characteristics of complexes for working with heterogeneous data is proposed, and their main modules and characteristics are considered.
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Kuklin, V. Z., Alexandrov, I. A., Umyskov, A. A. & Lampezhev, A. K. (2022). Analysis of the Prospects for Developing Storage and Processing Complexes for Multiformat Media Data. Journal of Computer Science, 18(12), 1159–1169. https://doi.org/10.3844/jcssp.2022.1159.1169
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