Autonomic Peer-to-Peer network in Laboratory Environment
APPLE (Autonomic Peer-to-Peer network in Laboratory Environment) is a
project at the University of Iowa to experiment with a P2P
network's ability to acquire the properties of an autonomic system. The
major goals are to implement P2P networks that can self-optimize routing
latencies through traffic profiling, topology control and replication,
self-regulate by adapting to varying degrees of churn, tolerate selfishness
of the peers, and eventually self-protect by isolating malicious peers.
Sukumar Ghosh
Amlan Bhattacharya
Anurag Dasgupta
Ransom Briggs
Amlan Bhattacharya and Sukumar Ghosh: Self-optimizing
peer-to-peer networks with selfish processes. First International Conference on Self-Adaptive and Self-Organizing Systems (SASO 2007).
Anurag Dasgupta and Sukumar Ghosh and Sebastien Tixeuil:
Selfish stabilization. SSS 2006.