2020
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-38501-9_18
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Peer-to-Peer Lookup Process Based on Data Popularity

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“…To ensure the availability of certain resources, they must be replicated, that is, create multiple copies of these resources and distribute them. In some replication strategies, it is necessary to know whether a resource is popular or not to decide whether to replicate it and on which replica nodes [14]. There are other strategies, like [8], which takes into consideration churn rate and fault tolerance while replicating data.…”
Section: Replication Methodsmentioning
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“…To ensure the availability of certain resources, they must be replicated, that is, create multiple copies of these resources and distribute them. In some replication strategies, it is necessary to know whether a resource is popular or not to decide whether to replicate it and on which replica nodes [14]. There are other strategies, like [8], which takes into consideration churn rate and fault tolerance while replicating data.…”
Section: Replication Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Besides, replicating on randomly choosing nodes can lead to a poor dispersion of data through the network zone. Which is the missing point by Cherbal and Lamraoui [14], where the work interests by proposing an efficiency equation to calculate popularity factor that happens to increase data indexes on the network. However, in ref.…”
Section: Measuring Popularity Factormentioning
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