Selecting efficient peers in P2P networks for parallel task computing

Abstract

A P2P distributed platform is developed using the JXTA technology, which is endowed with resource brokerage strategies to efficiently select peers using our hybrid model which is designed and implemented. The designed and implemented peer selection model finds provision as many idle peers as possible while allocating tasks to the various nodes. The control node distributes the tasks to the peers in the network on certain predefined criteria. The controlling node breaks the task into number of subtasks and then submits them to the computing nodes using the hybrid selection process for remote computing. First the peers who are idle will be selected and among those least costly peers will be selected.