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Oscar: A Data-Oriented Overlay For Heterogeneous Environments

Karl Aberer, Anwitaman Datta
2007
Conference Papers

Abstract

Quite a few data-oriented overlay networks have been designed in recent years. These designs often (implicitly) assume various homogeneity which seriously limit their usability in real world. In this paper we present some performance results of the Oscar overlay, which simultaneously deals with heterogeneity as observed in the internet (capacity of computers, bandwidth) as well as non-uniformity observed in data-oriented applications.

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