作者
Domenico Talia, Paolo Trunfio
发表日期
2003/7/28
期刊
IEEE Internet Computing
卷号
7
期号
4
页码范围
96-95
出版商
IEEE
简介
Peer-to-peer (P2P) networks and grids are distributed computing models that enable decentralized collaboration by integrating computers into networks in which each can consume and offer services. P2P is a class of self-organizing systems or applications that takes advantage of distributed resources storage, processing, information, and human presence available at the Internet's edges. A grid is a geographically distributed computation platform comprising a set of heterogeneous machines that users can access through a single interface. Both are hot research topics because they offer promising paradigms for developing efficient distributed systems and applications. Unlike the classic client-server model, in which roles are well separated, P2P and grid networks can assign each node a client or server role according to the operations they are to perform on the network - even if some nodes act more as server than …
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D Talia, P Trunfio - IEEE Internet Computing, 2003