Dinesh Verma
Abstract
Chapter 1 discusses the architecture of a peer to peer network, and compares the peer to peer approach to traditional client-server architecture. It examines the key benefits of a peer to peer architecture, and discuss its relative merits vis-à-vis the traditional client-server architecture.
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Chapter 1 discusses the architecture of a peer to peer network, and compares the peer to peer approach to traditional client-server architecture. It examines the key benefits of a peer to peer architecture, and discuss its relative merits vis-à-vis the traditional client-server architecture.
Key concepts: Architecture, Peer-to-peer, Computer science, Key (lock), Client–server model, Computer network, Peer review, Computer architecture