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Improving the Performance of P2P Content Distribution Systems by Choosing Proper Content Providers

Yi Wan, Takuya Asaka, Tatsuro Takahashi

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Searching mechanisms employed in unstructured overlay networks typically hit multiple peers for the desired content. We propose the use of a simple method that raises the hit rates of unpopular contents and balances the loads by choosing the peer holding the least contents as the provider when multiple candidates exist.

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Searching mechanisms employed in unstructured overlay networks typically hit multiple peers for the desired content. We propose the use of a simple method that raises the hit rates of unpopular contents and balances the loads by choosing the peer holding the least contents as the provider when multiple candidates exist.

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Searching mechanisms employed in unstructured overlay networks typically hit multiple peers for the desired content. We propose the use of a simple method that raises the hit rates of unpopular contents and balances the loads by choosing the peer holding the least contents as the provider when multiple candidates exist.

Key concepts: Computer science, Overlay, Content distribution, Content (measure theory), Simple (philosophy), Overlay network, Computer network, Database

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