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Persistent naming for P2P Web hosting
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University of Waterloo, Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology, Orange (France)
Year2011
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Abstract
The peer-to-peer paradigm has great potential of contributing to the next generation web-hosting infrastructure. Profound advancements in P2P technologies in the last decade have proven their capability to provide the same functionality as traditional client-server systems at a much larger scale and much lower cost. Existing centralized website hosting technology has a number of inherent deficiencies, including: scalability issues; single point of failure; administrative overhead; and hosting expenses. P2P Web hosting can effectively address these problems and open a new era for the next generation web technology. Unlike the current web however, peer availability and content placement are highly dynamic in P2P networks. This dynamism raises a number of research challenges related to naming, indexing, searching and hosting in P2P…
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