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A Model for Data Management in Peer-to-Peer Systems

Otto, Francis; Mirembe, Drake Patrick; Muyeba, Maybin; Otto, Francis; Mirembe, Drake Patrick; Muyeba, Maybin

Authors

Francis Otto

Drake Patrick Mirembe

Francis Otto

Drake Patrick Mirembe



Abstract

With the current growth in Peer-to-Peer (P2P) computing, data management in P2P systems has become a very important issue, yet from literature little research effort has been dedicated to this field. Data management in P2P systems covers a wide range of issues starting from storage and indexing, replication and search to security and privacy. In this paper we propose a modularized data management model for P2P systems that cleanly separates the functional components, enabling the implementation of various P2P services with specific quality of service requirements using a common infrastructure besides improving the data management in the P2P system. We present the potential applications that could exploit the advantages our model provides.

Journal Article Type Article
Publication Date 2007-12
Deposit Date Apr 14, 2025
Journal International Journal of Computing and ICT Research
Peer Reviewed Peer Reviewed
Volume 1
Issue 2
Pages 67-73
Keywords C24 [Computer-Communication Networks]; Distributed Systems-distribute applications and distributed databases; H3 [Information Systems]: Information Storage and Retrieval -information storage and online information service; E5 [Data]: Files -Optimization, Organization/structure and Sorting/searching General Terms: Design, Data Management, P2P Computing Keywords: Peer-to-peer, storage, search and replication, security, indexing