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Abstract Survey on Structured Peer-to-Peer Networks
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@MISC{Shuqiao_abstractsurvey,
author = {Guo Shuqiao and Rakesh Kumar Gupta and Yao Zhen},
title = {Abstract Survey on Structured Peer-to-Peer Networks},
year = {}
}
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Abstract
Peer-to-peer (P2P) networks are becoming more and more popular because their promising applications in file-sharing systems. As peers can join, leave and fail at any time, the P2P network is highly dynamic. Thus, how to design efficient topology for P2P network has drawn a lot of research efforts. Based on the network topology, P2P networks can be classified into unstructured and structured. In this survey report, we would like to explore the field of structured network. In a structured P2P network, There are currently two broad approaches, namely, DHT-based (Distributed Hash Table) and non-DHT-based. Recent works in both approaches are covered in our survey. More specifically, we present the proposed network topologies, the updating and querying algorithms. Some important issues involved, such as load balancing and consistency-preserving are discussed. We also compare some of the DHT’s by examining their underlying geometry and comparing them in terms of flexibility of neighbor and route selection.
Keyphrases
p2p network structured peer-to-peer network abstract survey network topology structured network distributed hash table survey report file-sharing system research effort efficient topology important issue route selection structured p2p network promising application load balancing underlying geometry broad approach recent work
