P2P For More Showcase Presentation Jessie Gardiner John Lasa Travis Sheppard April 29, 2010.
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Transcript of P2P For More Showcase Presentation Jessie Gardiner John Lasa Travis Sheppard April 29, 2010.
P2P For More
Showcase Presentation
Jessie GardinerJohn LasaTravis SheppardApril 29,
2010
AgendaWhat is P2P?What is Bittorrent?How Does It Work?How To ImplementLegal ImplicationsWhere is it Used?StatisticsConclusion
What is P2P?P2P: a peer-to-
peer network architecture that enables users to share resources with each other
Common uses: Limewire, Bearshare, Kazaa, and Napster
[1] Peer To Peer Vs Server
What is Bittorrent?Bittorrent: a file
sharing protocol built around a P2P architecture.
Allows users to download file from multiple sources (swarm)
[2] Bittorrent Swarm
How Does It Work?Bittorrent relies on
three components:Tracker
◦ Acts as middle-man between Peers.
◦ Directs file requests to peers who are holding pieces of file
Seeds◦ The total amount of
peers that are holding a full copy of the file.
Clients (Peers)◦ Users that have
previously downloaded file and offer it for upload
◦ Peers generally only have part of full file
◦ Not a seeder
How To ImplementTracker
◦ Invoke a program that maintains client history, and file locations
◦ Bttrack.pySeeds
◦ Any bittorrent client has the ability to seed
◦ Must have full copy of file
Client◦ Clients come in
many different variations:
◦ Azurues – Java based client
◦ uTorrent – Very small, lightweight client (312KB)
◦ Bitcomet – C++ variant, allows for http batch downloads
Example1) Create New Torrent
Example1) Select Files and Tracker
Example1) Start Seeding
Downloading 1) Simply to hosting site2) download .torrent file3) Open with client
Legal ImplicationsFile sharing of
copyrighted materials is illegal!
In the US, it is currently illegal to download any content you do not own, or did not purchase.
Deterrents include fines, and jail time
Currently the RIAA is seeking out and charging thousands of P2P’ers a year
Woman is USA charged 1.92 Million for 24 downloaded songs
Legal Implications Continued Mininova
◦ 2008 Mininova was sued by a Dutch anti-piracy group known as BREIN.
◦ Was largest Bittorrent site with over 30 million unique hits a month
◦ Mininova was forced to remove all unauthorized content
◦ Now only distributes pay per content and open source media
The Pirate Bay◦ May 31 2006 servers
were raided by Swedish police.
◦ Back online is less than 72 hours
◦ April 17 2009 the four owners of the site were commited to prison for one year each
◦ Forced to pay 30 million dollars to copy right owners (not the artists)
[4] The Pirate Bay[5] Mininova
Where is it used?Due to its legal
implications Bittorrent has had a slow adoption in the corporate world
Blizzard has adopted it to distribute its patches and updates
Nine Inch Nails distributes all their albums for free through Bittorrent
Mininova now distributes pay per download torrents
Gamespot uses its own Bittorrent client to distribute demos and patches
StatisticsIn 2004 33% of
all internet traffic was P2P
In 2006 71% of all traffic
25% of all new torrents are movies
The number of files uploaded from 2004 to 2005 tripled
BudgetRequirements
◦ Server◦ Network◦ Clients
Low physical resources
Without research and planning we think we could do this project in 25 hours
Total budget: $4500
Statistics Continued
[3] Files Uploaded To Bittorrent
ConclusionBittorrent is the
fastest way to share and archive large files
In the P2P environment, Bittorrent is becoming the largest, and most widely utilized community
It is the number one target of the RIAA
Has many uses◦ Corporate
environments◦ Media distribution◦ Personal file
transfers
AcknowledgementsWe would like to thank everyone who
currently uses and supports P2P networks, and Bittorrent in specific.
Without your support, this rich technology would have never been adopted the way it has.
We would also like to thank everyone who came out today to show their support for our project and all our projects.
And finally……Keep Bittorrent alive; keep seeding
References [1]
http://www.collanos.com/files/u2/tech1b.jpg
[2] http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/3/3d/Torrentcomp_small.gif
[3] http://torrentfreak.com//images/bittorrent-historical.jpg
[4] http://scrapetv.com/News/News%20Pages/Business/images-2/the-pirate-bay-logo.jpg
[5] http://www.jdstroup.com/final_project.jdstroup.com/htdocs/Frameset%202/images/mininova.jpg
Torrentfreak: The “one third of internet traffic myth” http://torrentfreak.com/bittorrent-the-one-third-of-all-internet-traffic-myth/
Wikipedia: Legal issues with Bittorrent http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Legal_issues_with_BitTorrent
Slyck News: Bittorrent Statistics http://www.slyck.com/story370_BitTorrent_Statistics