A framework for developing reflective and dynamic P2P networks (RaDP2P)

Hughes, Daniel and Coulson, G and Warren, I (2004) A framework for developing reflective and dynamic P2P networks (RaDP2P). In: 4th International Conference on Peer-to-Peer Computing, Proceedings :. IEEE COMPUTER SOC, Zurich, pp. 282-283. ISBN 0-7695-2156-8

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Abstract

There has been a significant body of research conducted into various structured and unstructured overlay network protocols. Both paradigms have advantages for specific application domains and researchers are beginning to examine the benefits of using hybridized systems. We hypothesize that resource awareness and adaptation are essential to the efficient exploitation of the resources available on the diverse nodes which compose peer-to-peer networks. To support this, we propose a hybrid peer-to-peer model which uses an unstructured decentralised network layered on top of a structured overlay to provide support for multiple levels of adaptation.

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09 Mar 2012 15:23
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