An Efficient Content-Based Notification Service Routed over P2P Network

Hu, Xixiang; Wang, Yuexuan; Pan, Yunhe

doi:10.1007/11590354_107

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“…While P/S for managed systems has been widely studied and various solutions exist in the literature [1,2], P/S for unmanaged systems, like P2P systems, is today an active field of research [3,4]. However, most available systems provide the highest efficiency in event routing but subscription traffic negatively affects their performance.…”

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ROSE: Large-Scale Content-Based Routing for P2P Networks

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Ruan

et al. 2008

2008 International Symposium on Information Science and Engineering

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A new Content-based routing(CBR) approach called ROSE is proposed to realize CBR in very large-scale publishsubscribe systems. ROSE relies on a ring space where subscriptions and events are routed along distinct, albeit intersecting, partitions. An analytical model of ROSE is derived, and validated through simulation. The results from theoretical analysis, simulations, and experiments show that ROSE achieves efficient CBR even in very large scale settings while at the same time confining traffic and achieving a fair load distribution.

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