A Distributed Implementation of the SWAN Peer-to-Peer Look-Up System Using Mobile Agents

Bonsma, Erwin; Hoile, Cefn

doi:10.1007/3-540-45074-2_10

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“…Anthill share its goals with project DIET (Decentralised Information Ecosystem Technologies) [16,6], aimed at the development of a robust, adaptable and scalable software platform for multi-agent systems applied to information processing.…”

Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Messor: Load-Balancing through a Swarm of Autonomous Agents

Montresor

Meling

Babaoğlu

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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confidence: 99%

Messor: Load-Balancing through a Swarm of Autonomous Agents

Montresor

Meling

Babaoğlu

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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“…protocol for supporting multi-attribute range queries that layers on top of a small-world-based ring; SWAN [17] is an implemented multi-agent system based on the original 2-D Kleinberg model [5]. Of the aforementioned smallworld P2P systems, only SWAN has been implemented, while performance estimates for Symphony, Accordion, and Mercury are based solely on simulations.…”

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confidence: 99%

A Symphony Conducted by Brunet

Boykin,

Bridgewater,

Kong

et al. 2007

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We introduce BruNet, a general P2P software framework which we use to produce the first implementation of Symphony, a 1-D Kleinberg small-world architecture. Our framework is designed to easily implement and measure different P2P protocols over different transport layers such as TCP or UDP. This paper discusses our implementation of the Symphony network, which allows each node to keep k ≤ log N shortcut connections and to route to any other node with a short average delay of O( 1k log 2 N ). We present experimental results taken from several PlanetLab deployments of size up to 1060 nodes. These successful deployments represent some of the largest PlanetLab deployments of P2P overlays found in the literature, and show our implementation's robustness to massive node dynamics in a WAN environment.

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“…While some animals do exhibit a degree of intelligence in dealing with their environment, many organisms with little or no individual intelligence can deal productively with environmental challenges through group behaviour (e.g. [6]). Consequently the platform is designed around agents with minimal properties, with limited individual capabilities.…”

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“…No agent need be the controlling agent, or server, so there is no obligation for a client-server architecture. Consequently the DIET platform is appropriate for peer-to-peer applications [6] which can be used to implement decentralised control. The flexibility of peer-to-peer configurations [33] means that decentralisation does not prevent some sort of localised centralisation, where this is useful [27].…”

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confidence: 99%

Self-organising Applications Using Lightweight Agents

Marrow

Koubarakis

2006

Engineering Self-Organising Systems

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Abstract. Self-organisation in nature is responsible for many complex and persistent phenomena. This suggests that self-organisation may be useful in the creation of complex applications. Multiagent systems use multiple agents to execute complex activities, and thus may be a basis for self-organising applications. In this paper we describe applications using self-organisation based upon the DIET multi-agent platform that supports lightweight agents. Multi-agent systems can be created that support decentralisation, scalability and adaptability. We show that these application properties are useful for information sharing in mobile communities via self-organising among middle agents, and via peer-to-peer interaction between agents.

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A Distributed Implementation of the SWAN Peer-to-Peer Look-Up System Using Mobile Agents

Cited by 6 publications

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Messor: Load-Balancing through a Swarm of Autonomous Agents

Messor: Load-Balancing through a Swarm of Autonomous Agents

A Symphony Conducted by Brunet

Self-organising Applications Using Lightweight Agents

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