Overview of the BitTorrent architecture

[@vikassrivastava7081]

back in the days , for me bit torrent was all about downloading movie but going through your videos , i cant just stop admiring the effort people put ,to come up with something like this!! simply awesome! nicely explained 👌

[@AsliEngineering]

Exactly. We are sitting on the should of giants and we do not even acknowledge that. Such a brilliant piece of engineering. Wednesday video will blow your mind on how it would work without tracker in a pure P2P setup. The algorithm blew my mind 😁 was just preparing the notes 😁😁

[@dhanushkumar7020]

Carrying on the excitement from the previous video. This is gonna be really exciting

[@suvajitadhikari9340]

This Bit torrent internal series is awesome.Loving this.Great work Arpit.

[@HowTo-bk2jn]

Amazing as always !

[@butterhalves4262]

this is amazing. Looking fwd to more such 'internal' series.

[@abhinavmasih8585]

hey i want to know that will you be teaching about client in the next videos in playlist ?

[@rushilsharma762]

Really nice explanation, I remember back in the day I used to configure the settings on my torrent client to maximize download speed and limit uploads. TIL, I was a leecher haha

[@AsliEngineering]

Hahah :)

[@mohitpatel713]

I have experienced that while downloading a file, there is also some upload happening. But you mentioned that leecher has to have the full file before sending files. is it true?

[@namanlakhwani4752]

The idea that a leecher must have the full file before uploading is incorrect in most P2P protocols. Uploading begins as soon as even a single chunk is downloaded. If you're observing uploads during file downloads, it's a normal part of P2P systems.

[@marvellouschandan]

Thanks Arpit for the awesome content. I am curious which tab and application are you using for making these notes? Love them 🙂

[@AsliEngineering]

IPad and GoodNotes

[@marvellouschandan]

@@AsliEngineering Thank you 😊

[@yakshitjain5374]

Hey Arpit. Thanks for the awesome content❤️. It would be helpful if you can attach the notes link in the video description if possible.

[@AsliEngineering]

There on my website.

[@jayeshdalal7]

Really helpful video arpit to understand the concept of main 4 component of bittorrent , now i have one question how we can decide which algorithm we can use to implement P2P , like how tracker decide which peer in my list is it based on region , zone or what are the factors ? If you have any paper around this please update me.

[@AsliEngineering]

Next 3 videos are on that :)

[@karanbangia14]

does .torrent keep changing?

[@TheZazatv]

thanks

[@Aditya-us5gj]

19:20 Does this means if a leecher is even missing one piece from let 1million pieces, he won't able to seed because he's not having entire file ? All good but this doesn't seems to be very perfect. Why can't he just share the piece if he have it ?

[@Aditya-us5gj]

Otherwise what is the signifcance of informing the pieces it have if it caanot share them. Anyways at the end he can tell "Hey now I have whole file and I can now act as seeder".

[@AsliEngineering]

A leecher seeds but if it is missing a piece it will not be called a seeder. Peers do share the pieces among themselves withing having the complete file.