Persistent naming for P2P Web hosting

The peer-to-peer paradigm has great potential of contributing to the next generation web-hosting infrastructure. Profound advancements in P2P technologies in the last decade have proven their capability to provide the same functionality as traditional client-server systems at a much larger scale and...

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Published in2011 IEEE International Conference on Peer-to-Peer Computing pp. 270 - 279
Main Authors Bari, M. F., Haque, M. R., Ahmed, R., Boutaba, R., Mathieu, B.
Format Conference Proceeding
LanguageEnglish
Published IEEE 01.08.2011
Subjects
Availability
Hamming distance
Indexing
Internet
Peer to peer computing
Routing
Servers
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Summary:The peer-to-peer paradigm has great potential of contributing to the next generation web-hosting infrastructure. Profound advancements in P2P technologies in the last decade have proven their capability to provide the same functionality as traditional client-server systems at a much larger scale and much lower cost. Existing centralized website hosting technology has a number of inherent deficiencies, including: scalability issues; single point of failure; administrative overhead; and hosting expenses. P2P Web hosting can effectively address these problems and open a new era for the next generation web technology. Unlike the current web however, peer availability and content placement are highly dynamic in P2P networks. This dynamism raises a number of research challenges related to naming, indexing, searching and hosting in P2P environments. In this paper we identify the practical requirements for devising a persistent naming scheme for P2P web-hosting on top of highly dynamic non-persistent P2P networks and present a novel naming architecture for satisfying these requirements.
ISBN:1457701502
9781457701504
ISSN:2161-3559
DOI:10.1109/P2P.2011.6038745