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Medym: Match-early with dynamic multicast for content-based publish-subscribe networks (0)

by F Cao, J P Singh
Venue:In Middleware’05
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“Design and Evaluation of an Architecture for QoS Enabled Publish/Subscribe”

by Simone Balsanelli, Supervisor Prof, Roberto Baldoni, First Member, Prof Leonardo Querzoni , 2010
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... and generic multicast routing in the network. Aim of the project is similar to the Hermes one: scalability and reliability; the most important difference with Hermes is the handling of link failures.=-=[14]-=- Elvin: It’s a general-purpose notification service. From Elvin to Elvin4 are improved many framework as the security one in the last version of the system. Subscription language and a modular pluggab...

On The Accuracy of Event Distribution Lists for Publish/Subscribe in Dynamic Distributed Systems

by R. Baldoni, G. Cortese, F. Morabito, L. Querzoni, S. Tucci Piergiovanni, A. Virgillito
"... The advent of very large scale distributed applications in the form of peer-to-peer systems, introduced new problems caused by their intrinsic dynamic behavior (i.e., nodes continuously joining and leaving the system). Such problems inhibit the usage of techniques developed for quasi-static distribu ..."
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The advent of very large scale distributed applications in the form of peer-to-peer systems, introduced new problems caused by their intrinsic dynamic behavior (i.e., nodes continuously joining and leaving the system). Such problems inhibit the usage of techniques developed for quasi-static distributed systems. In this paper we analyze the behavior of a simple subscriptionflooding based algorithm for publish/subscribe in a highly dynamic environment. Specifically we define the problem of keeping a list of processes matching a given event (Event Distribution List) complete and accurate. We propose a simple variant of the subscription flooding approach, introducing expiration of subscriptions and their periodic refresh, and show how it can maintain accurate and complete EDLs in a dynamic distributed system. 1
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...2.1), we define Event Distribution Lists, presenting the concepts of completeness and accuracy (Section 3). We show how EDLs built via the simple subscription flooding approach (previously adopted in =-=[5]-=-) incur in a continuous degradation of accuracy in a dynamic scenario, and, for this reason, we propose a simple variant of the same approach, where subscriptions are kept updated by means of a period...

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...is then directed to the P2P layer. Just like the previous rendezvous-based approach, brokers forward the message starting with the nearest the destination. Note that this approach is similar to MEDYM =-=[4]-=-. The difference is that our design uses P2P routing to provide maximum reliability,376 Y. Zhao, J. Wu / J. Parallel Distrib. Comput. 73 (2013) 371–382 Fig. 7. Illustration of how to determine the si...

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