Optimizing Network Programming
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• Course: [Course Name]
• Date: [Presentation Date]
Background
• - Common issues in network programming:
• • High latency
• • Low throughput
• • Server overload
• - Optimization is crucial for improving
efficiency and user experience
Optimization Objectives
• - Reduce communication latency
• - Increase throughput and data transfer speed
• - Balance load across servers
• - Reduce bandwidth and resource
consumption
Optimization Technique 1 -
WebSocket for Real-Time
Communication
• - Issue: HTTP polling is inefficient and slow
• - Solution: Use WebSocket (persistent two-
way connection)
• - Result: Latency reduced from 850 ms to 90
ms
Optimization Technique 2 - Load
Balancing and Routing
• - Issue: Server overload and inefficient routing
• - Solutions:
• • Load balancing (Round Robin, Least
Connections)
• • Geo-DNS and Anycast
• - Result: Latency reduced by 30-60%, better
load distribution
Optimization Technique 3 - TCP
Tuning for Large File Transfers
• - Issue: Slow file transfers over WAN
• - Solutions:
• • TCP Window Scaling
• • Compression (gzip/zstd)
• • Parallel connections
• - Result: Transfer speed increased by 466%
Optimization Effectiveness
Calculation
• - Example: WebSocket vs HTTP polling
• - Formula:
• • Efficiency % = ((before - after) / before) x
100%
• - Results:
• • Latency reduced by 89.4%
• • Requests reduced by 90%
Journal References
• 1. "Latency and Throughput Optimization in
Modern Networks" - arXiv, 2020
• 2. "Optimizing TCP Loss Recovery
Performance" - arXiv, 2018
• 3. "Intelligent TCP Congestion Control Policy
Optimization" - MDPI, 2021
• 4. "QUIC in IIoT Scenarios" - MDPI Sensors,
2021
Conclusion
• - Network programming optimization is vital in
modern systems
• - Techniques like WebSocket, Load Balancing,
and TCP tuning are effective
• - Result: Faster, more efficient, and reliable
network applications
Q&A
• Thank you!
• Any questions?
