Reproducibility Artifacts for Measuring Staged Resource Reclamation After Client Loss in a WebRTC Selective Forwarding Unit

This record contains the reproducibility artifacts for the study “Measuring Staged Resource Reclamation After Client Loss in a WebRTC Selective Forwarding Unit.” The archive includes data from the controlled formal campaign, campaign and run metadata, analysis code, experiment harness and configuration records, derived figure and table data, validation records, and portable reproduction wrappers. The study examines server-side recovery and resource-reclamation timing following client loss in a WebRTC Selective Forwarding Unit. The formal campaign evaluates graceful departure, abrupt process loss, and network disappearance across multiple configured retention values and repeated experimental blocks. The included artifacts support independent reproduction of the reported analysis, Figures 1–3, and Tables 1–2 from the archived data without requiring access to the original cloud environment. Reproduction instructions, provenance information, environment details, data-field definitions, validation records, and licensing information are included in the archive. Source code is licensed under the MIT License. Experimental data and dataset documentation are licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) License.