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Maintaining high bandwidth under dynamic network conditions

Dejan Kostic

The need to distribute large files across multiple wide-area sites is becoming increasingly common, for instance, in support of scientific computing, configuring distributed systems, distributing software updates such as open source ISOs or Windows patches ...

2005

The essence of P2P: A reference architecture for overlay networks

Karl Aberer, Manfred Hauswirth, Sarunas Girdzijauskas

The success of the P2P idea has created a huge diversity of approaches, among which overlay networks, for example, Gnutella, Kazaa, Chord, Pastry, Tapestry, P-Grid, or DKS, have received specific attention from both developers and researchers. A wide varie ...

2005

Superstabilizing, Fault-containing Multiagent Combinatorial Optimization

Boi Faltings

Self stabilization in distributed systems is the ability of a system to respond to transient failures by eventually reaching a legal state, and maintaining it afterwards. This makes such systems particularly interesting because they can tolerate faults, an ...

2005

Simple models of distributed co-ordination

Frédéric Kaplan

Distributed co-ordination is the result of dynamical processes enabling independent agents to coordinate their actions without the need of a central co-ordinator. In the past few years, several computational models have illustrated the role played by such ...

Taylor & Francis2005

Large scale selective event dissemination

Sidath Handurukande

Event-based systems usually denote distributed infrastructures that are used to asynchronously disseminate information among geographically distant computing units. In these systems, the information sources (a.k.a. publishers) produce events and the system ...

EPFL2005

Modelling a Secure, Mobile, and Transactional System with CO-OPN

Stanislav Chachkov

Modelling complex concurrent systems is often difficult and error-prone, in particular when new concepts coming from advanced practical applications are considered. These new application domains include dynamicity, mobility, security, and localization depe ...

2003

Modelling a Secure, Mobile and Transactional System with CO-OPN

Stanislav Chachkov

IEEE CS Press2003

Self-Organizing Subsets: From Each According to His Abilities, To Each According to His Needs

Dejan Kostic

The key principles behind current peer-to-peer research include fully distributing service functionality among all nodes participating in the system and routing individual requests based on a small amount of locally maintained state. The goals extend much ...

2002

The CORBA object group service

Pascal Felber

Distributed computing is one of the major trends in the computer industry. As systems become more distributed, they also become more complex and have to deal with new kinds of problems, such as partial crashes and link failures. To answer the growing deman ...

EPFL1998

A Coordination Model for Distributed Object Systems

Distributed systems have strong similarities with object systems. However, coordination models for these systems have slightly different requirements. This paper presents a specific coordination model for distributed object systems, built on hierarchical e ...

Springer Verlag1997