Perancangan Arsitektur Sistem Digital Signage secara Terpusat pada Negara Berkembang

Authors

  • Rahmat Yasirandi Program Studi S1 Informatika, Fakultas Informatika - Universitas Telkom
  • Andrian Rakhmatsyah Program Studi S1 Informatika, Fakultas Informatika - Universitas Telkom https://orcid.org/0000-0003-4251-6112
  • Ridhwan Alifudin Program Studi S1 Informatika, Fakultas Informatika - Universitas Telkom

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.33633/tc.v18i2.2304

Keywords:

Digital Sigange, Distribusi Konten, Negara Berkembang

Abstract

Banyak hal yang mendukung para stakeholder di Negara maju lebih beralih ke sistem digital signage untuk urusan signage, salah satu yang paling berperan adalah efisiensi. Efisiensi manajemen konten dan pendistribusian konten adalah salah satu yang utama yang dimunculkan. Dengan penyesuaian kebutuhan dan sumber daya, Negara berkembang juga dapat mengimplementasikan dan merasakan dampak manfaat dari sistem ini. Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk memberikan rancangan arsitektur sistem digital signage secara terpusat yang tepat untuk Negara berkembang. Dengan harapan bahwa sistem yang dikembangkan memiliki kemampuan layanan dan memiliki tujuan yang tetap sesuai dari sistem digital signage itu sendiri. Terbukti dengan hasil evaluasi terhadap sistem yang dibangun dapat membuktikan hipotesa H0 dan hipotesa H1. Menyatakan bahwa sistem yang dibangun tetap memiliki kemampuan skalabilitas dan performasi yang baik, dengan dapat dilihatnya hasil RTT di setiap DS Client bernilai 0,09 detik ketika jumlah DS Client mencapai 20 unit. Begitu juga pada hasil throughput di setiap DS client bernilai 5.9 Mbps ketika jumlah DS Client mencapai 20 unit. Dimana dengan nilai 5.9 Mbps tersebut, telah memenuhi kebutuhan minimum bandwith untuk memberikan layanan distribusi konten berupa video hingga 1080p.

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2019-05-27

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Vol. 18 No. 2 (2019): Mei 2019

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