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Session Based Differentiated Quality of Service in Web Content Hosting

Due to increasing popularity of Internet some web sites cannot anymore serve every client all the time. Preparing for the peak hours can mean expensive investments, if no quality of service methods are used. In this study I combine two basic methods, content based quality of service and session based quality of service. The basic design guarantees that when client is once let in, it can continue without disruptions. Also, services (i.e., content) are allocated a certain share of total capacity, which they are guaranteed to get. If the server is heavily loaded, the design forces the usage of capacity in to a balance situation according to pre-allocated shares. The experimental results support the theory behind the design, and I therefore think this is a good scheme for heavily used web sites to use.