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Exploiting Host Name Locality for Reduced Stretch P2P Routing
2007
Sixth IEEE International Symposium on Network Computing and Applications (NCA 2007)
Structured P2P networks are a promising alternative for engineering new distributed services and for replacing existing distributed services like DNS. Providing competitive performance with traditional distributed services is however very difficult because existing services like DNS are highly tuned using a combination of caching and localized communication. Typically, P2P systems use randomized host IDs which destroys any locality that might have been inherent in the IP addresses or the names
doi:10.1109/nca.2007.22
dblp:conf/nca/PfeiferFH07
fatcat:ps6thdyldzcgnkfm3hmoic33h4