Abstract: A method comprises establishing a packet size limit. The packet size limit may govern the maximum permitted size of packets that are transmitted between a first node and a second node of a network. The method also comprises monitoring a buffer of the second node in the network. The method also comprises determining, based on the monitoring, that the buffer of the second node is filled above an upper capacity threshold. The method also comprises increasing, based on the determining, the first packet size limit.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method, in an example, may include calculating a time-to-live value for at least one packet based on a hop count between each of a plurality of processing element containers within an application streaming network; updating at least one processing element container output connection based on the calculated time-to-live value; and monitoring a streams resource metrics service for a change in a packet delivery rate.

Abstract: A method comprises establishing a packet size limit. The packet size limit may govern the maximum permitted size of packets that are transmitted between a first node and a second node of a network. The method also comprises monitoring a buffer of the second node in the network. The method also comprises determining, based on the monitoring, that the buffer of the second node is filled above an upper capacity threshold. The method also comprises increasing, based on the determining, the first packet size limit.

Abstract: A stream server manages connections by multiple clients. The stream server receives, sends and manages streams for each client. The stream server analyzes incoming streams and maintains a database of device signatures and a database of user profiles based on the analyzed data. The stream server receives a stream from a client, analyzes the stream to identify an applicable device signature, user profile, or both, and modifies the stream. Modification of the stream may include filtering noise, placing the user in receive-only mode, ending a session for a user, adjusting metadata, etc. In addition, modification of the stream may vary based on the role or authorization of the user, or based on commands from one or more of the users.

Abstract: A stream server manages connections by multiple clients. The stream server receives, sends and manages streams for each client. The stream server analyzes incoming streams and maintains a database of device signatures and a database of user profiles based on the analyzed data. The stream server receives a stream from a client, analyzes the stream to identify an applicable device signature, user profile, or both, and modifies the stream. Modification of the stream may include filtering noise, placing the user in receive-only mode, ending a session for a user, adjusting metadata, etc. In addition, modification of the stream may vary based on the role or authorization of the user, or based on commands from one or more of the users.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method, in an example, may include calculating a time-to-live value for at least one packet based on a hop count between each of a plurality of processing element containers within an application streaming network; updating at least one processing element container output connection based on the calculated time-to-live value; and monitoring a streams resource metrics service for a change in a packet delivery rate.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method, in an example, may include calculating a time-to-live value for at least one packet based on a hop count between each of a plurality of processing element containers within an application streaming network; updating at least one processing element container output connection based on the calculated time-to-live value; and monitoring a streams resource metrics service for a change in a packet delivery rate.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method, in an example, may include calculating a time-to-live value for at least one packet based on a hop count between each of a plurality of processing element containers within an application streaming network; updating at least one processing element container output connection based on the calculated time-to-live value; and monitoring a streams resource metrics service for a change in a packet delivery rate.