Sambit Sahu, Ph.D.
Affiliations: | 2001 | University of Massachusetts, Amherst, Amherst, MA |
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Sign in to add mentor| Donald F. Towsley | grad student | 2001 | U Mass Amherst | |
| (Network and end-host support for heterogenous services in the Internet.) | ||||
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| Guo T, Sharma U, Shenoy P, et al. (2014) Cost-aware cloud bursting for enterprise applications Acm Transactions On Internet Technology. 13 |
| Sripanidkulchai K, Sahu S, Ruan Y, et al. (2010) Are clouds ready for large distributed applications? Operating Systems Review (Acm). 44: 18-23 |
| Lee S, Zhang Z, Sahu S, et al. (2010) On suitability of Euclidean embedding for host-based network coordinate systems Ieee Acm Transactions On Networking. 18: 27-40 |
| Lee K, Chari S, Shaikh A, et al. (2007) Improving the resilience of content distribution networks to large scale distributed denial of service attacks Computer Networks. 51: 2753-2770 |
| Shaikh A, Sahu S, Rosu M-, et al. (2006) On demand platform for online games Ibm Systems Journal. 45: 7-19 |
| Chandra A, Pradhan P, Tewari R, et al. (2006) An observation-based approach towards self-managing web servers Computer Communications. 29: 1174-1188 |
| Rubenstein D, Sahu S. (2005) Can unstructured P2P protocols survive flash crowds? Ieee/Acm Transactions On Networking. 13: 501-512 |
| Stavrou A, Rubenstein D, Sahu S. (2004) A lightweight, robust P2P system to handle flash crowds Ieee Journal On Selected Areas in Communications. 22: 6-17 |
| Liu Z, Malouch N, Misra V, et al. (2003) Bandwidth-Sharing schemes for multiple multi-party sessions Teletraffic Science and Engineering. 5: 359-368 |
| Sahu S, Towsley D, Kurose J. (2000) A quantitative study of differentiated services for the Internet Journal of Communications and Networks. 2: 127-137 |