P4P Pastry: A novel P4P-based Pastry routing algorithm in peer to peer network
Zhengwei Guo, Shuai Yang, Huaipo Yang
Abstract
Zhengwei Guo, Shuai Yang, Huaipo Yang
Abstract
Aiming at the current structured P2P system's locality of physical location and accessing resources, in the context of P4P technology, this paper takes the Pastry algorithm as a foundation, proposes a P4P routing algorithm, in which peers performed clustering to the same resources and the proximity of physical location of nodes. When routing, the node routes to the nodes which are physical adjacent to it and have the lowest cost of communication. Theory analysis and the experimental results show that the algorithm proposed in this paper has realized localization download and greatly raised the data transfer rate, reduced the load in backbone network and enhanced the network performance.
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Aiming at the current structured P2P system's locality of physical location and accessing resources, in the context of P4P technology, this paper takes the Pastry algorithm as a foundation, proposes a P4P routing algorithm, in which peers performed clustering to the same resources and the proximity of physical location of nodes. When routing, the node routes to the nodes which are physical adjacent to it and have the lowest cost of communication. Theory analysis and the experimental results show that the algorithm proposed in this paper has realized localization download and greatly raised the data transfer rate, reduced the load in backbone network and enhanced the network performance.
Key concepts: Pastry, Computer science, Node (physics), Routing (electronic design automation), Distributed computing, Locality, Context (archaeology), Computer network