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Hauptverfasser:	Koegel Buford, John F. (VerfasserIn), Yu, Heather (VerfasserIn), Lua, Eng Keong (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	Amsterdam [u.a.] Morgan Kaufmann 2009
Schriftenreihe:	The Morgan Kaufmann Series in Networking
Schlagworte:	Peer-to-peer architecture (Computer networks) Peer-to-Peer-Netz
Online-Zugang:	Inhaltsverzeichnis
Beschreibung:	Includes bibliographical references and index
Beschreibung:	XXI, 415 S. Ill., graph. Darst. 24cm
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adam_text	Table of Contents Preface ..................................................................................................................xvii About the Authors .................................................................................................xxi CHAPTER 1 Introduction ................................................................1 P2P Emerges as a Mainstream Application .....................................1 The Rise of P2P File-Sharing Applications ..................................1 Voice over P2P (VoP2P) ...............................................................4 P2PTV ...........................................................................................5 P2P Networking and the Internet ...................................................8 P2P Overlays and Network Services ............................................8 Impact of P2P Traffic on the Internet .......................................10 Motivation for P2P Applications ....................................................11 P2P from the End User s Perspective ........................................11 Is P2P = Piracy? ..........................................................................12 P2P Strengths and Benefits ........................................................12 P2POpen Issues .........................................................................14 P2P Economics ...............................................................................14 The P2P Value Proposition ........................................................14 Barrier to Entry ...........................................................................15 Revenue Models and Revenue Collection .................................15 P2P Application Critical Mass ....................................................16 Anatomy of Some P2P Business Models ........................................17 VoP2P ..........................................................................................17 File Sharing .................................................................................19 Social Impact ..................................................................................21 Technology Trends Impacting P2P ................................................22 Summary .........................................................................................23 Further Reading ..............................................................................23 CHAPTER 2 Peer-to-Peer Concepts ...............................................25 Operation of a P2P System ............................................................25 The User View ............................................................................25 P2P Beyond the Desktop Computer .........................................26 Overlay View ..............................................................................28 Principles of the P2P Paradigm .....................................................29 A Graph Theoretic Perspective ......................................................31 Overview ....................................................................................31 Overlay ........................................................................................31 Graph Properties ........................................................................33 Object Storage and Lookup .......................................................34 VII viii Table of Contents A Design Space Perspective ...........................................................35 A Routing Performance Perspective ..............................................36 Routing Geometries and Resilience ..........................................36 Tradeoff Between Routing State and Path Distance .................37 Churn and Maintaining the Overlay ..........................................37 Locality ........................................................................................39 An Implementation Perspective: OverlayWeaver ..........................41 Summary .........................................................................................43 For Further Reading ........................................................................44 CHAPTER 3 Unstructured Overlays ................................................45 Connecting Peers on a Global Scale ..............................................45 Basic Routing in Unstructured Overlays .......................................46 Flooding and Expanding Ring ....................................................46 Random Walk ..............................................................................49 Unstructured Topology Considerations .........................................50 Types of Unstructured Graphs ..................................................50 Random Graphs ..........................................................................50 Power-Law Random Graphs .......................................................51 Scale-Free Graphs and Self-Similarity .........................................52 Social Networks and the Small-World Phenomenon ................54 Early Systems ..................................................................................55 Napster ........................................................................................55 Gnutella .......................................................................................55 FastTrack .....................................................................................55 Freenet........................................................................................56 Improving on Flooding and Random Walk ...................................61 Techniques ..................................................................................61 Metrics ........................................................................................62 Case Study: Gia ...........................................................................62 Social Overlays ................................................................................64 Using Similar Interests Among Peers .........................................64 Tribler ..........................................................................................65 INGA...........................................................................................67 Key-based Routing in Unstructured Topologies ............................69 Overview .....................................................................................69 Local Minima Search ...................................................................69 Unstructured Distributed Hash Table ........................................70 Under the Hood: An Overlay Emulator .........................................72 OverlayWeaver Routing Layer ....................................................72 Unstructured Overlays in OverlayWeaver .................................73 Summary .........................................................................................73 For Further Reading .......................................................................73 Table of Contents ix CHAPTER 4 Structured Overlays: Geometry and Routing .................75 Structured Overlays ........................................................................75 Motivation and Categories .........................................................75 Geometry and Routing ...............................................................77 Roadmap for the Chapter ..........................................................77 Logarithmic Degree with Prefix Routing ......................................79 PRR ..............................................................................................79 Tapestry .......................................................................................82 P-Grid ..........................................................................................84 Pastry ...........................................................................................85 Other Prefix-Routing Overlays ...................................................86 Ring with Embedded Logarithmic Degree Mesh ..........................86 Chord ..........................................................................................86 DKSCN.k.f) ...................................................................................88 Chord* ........................................................................................89 Constant Degree .............................................................................91 Features of Constant Degree Graphs .........................................91 Koorde .........................................................................................93 Ulysses .........................................................................................93 Cycloid ........................................................................................94 Other Distance Metrics ..................................................................95 Content Addressable Network (CAN) ......................................95 Kademlia .....................................................................................97 OCD-Hop Routing ...........................................................................99 Multihop Versus One-Hop ..........................................................99 Kelips ........................................................................................100 OneHop .....................................................................................100 EpiChord ...................................................................................101 Comparison and Evaluation .........................................................101 Analytical Performance Bounds ...............................................101 Measurement Through Simulation ...........................................103 Summary .......................................................................................104 For Further Reading .....................................................................104 Surveys and Frameworks .........................................................104 History of Distributed Hash Tables ..........................................105 Other Structured Overlays .......................................................105 Routing and Geometry in Computer Networks .....................105 CHAPTER 5 Structured Overlays: Maintenance and Dynamics ......107 Peer Churn ....................................................................................107 Approaches to Overlay Maintenance ...........................................109 Active Maintenance ..................................................................109 Opportunistic Maintenance .....................................................109 Table of Contents Overlay Maintenance Algorithms .................................................110 Logarithmic Degree with Prefix Routing ................................110 Ring with Embedded Logarithmic Degree Mesh ....................114 Constant Degree .......................................................................116 OCD-Hop Routing ...................................................................119 Stochastic Modeling of Peer Churn .............................................123 The Network Model .................................................................123 Stochastic Model for Long-range Connections ........................124 Maintenance of Short-range Connections ...............................125 Maintenance of Long-range Connections ................................125 Comparison with Existing DHT Overlay .................................126 Federated Overlay Topologies ......................................................126 Universal Overlay ......................................................................128 Hierarchical Overlays ................................................................129 Summary .......................................................................................133 For Further Reading .....................................................................133 CHAPTER 6 Peer-to-Peer in Practice ..........................................135 P2P Building Blocks .....................................................................135 Network Programming .................................................................138 Overlay Protocol Design ..............................................................139 General Protocol Issues ............................................................139 Unstructured Overlay: Gnutella ...............................................140 BitTorrent ..................................................................................144 Structured Overlays ..................................................................146 Network Address Translation and P2P Overlays .........................148 How NAT Effects P2P Connectivity ........................................148 NAT Traversal ............................................................................150 NAT Traversal with ICE ............................................................151 NAT Traversal in a P2P Overlay ...............................................153 Peer Capability Determination .....................................................153 Overview ...................................................................................153 Network Capacity .....................................................................154 Peer Lifetime .............................................................................155 Bootstrapping and Partitions ........................................................155 Finding a Rendezvous Peer ......................................................155 Merging Partitions ....................................................................156 P2P Networking Support in Microsoft Windows .......................157 Peer Identity .............................................................................157 Peer Name Resolution Protocol ...............................................158 Peer Overlay ..............................................................................158 Grouping ...................................................................................159 Identity Management ................................................................160 Search ........................................................................................161 Table of Contents xi Summary ....................................................................................... l6l For Further Reading ..................................................................... l6l CHAPTER 7 Search ....................................................................163 Overview ....................................................................................... I63 Centralized vs. Localized vs. Distributed Indexing .....................164 Centralized Indexing ................................................................164 Localized Indexing ....................................................................166 Distributed Indexing ................................................................167 Hybrid Indexing ........................................................................167 Hashing-Based Indexing and Lookups .........................................168 Searching in a Flat DHT ...........................................................168 Searching in Hierarchical DHTs ...............................................169 Discussion .................................................................................169 Searching in Unstructured Overlays ............................................170 Flooding-Based Search ..............................................................170 Iterative Deepening ..................................................................171 Random Walk-Based Search .....................................................171 Guided Search ...........................................................................171 Hybrid-Based Approaches ........................................................172 Keyword Search ............................................................................173 Range Queries ...............................................................................173 Non-DHT-Based Approaches ....................................................174 Range Queries in DHTs ............................................................174 Skip Graphs ..............................................................................175 Semantic Queries ..........................................................................176 Semantic Search in Structured Overlays ..................................176 Semantic Search in Unstructured Overlays .............................178 Advanced Topics ..........................................................................179 Distributed Pattern Matching System (DPMS) ........................179 DiffSearch ..................................................................................179 Content-Based Search ...............................................................180 Summary .......................................................................................181 For Further Reading .....................................................................181 CHAPTER 8 Peer-to-Peer Content Delivery ..................................183 Content Delivery ..........................................................................183 Classification of P2P Content Delivery Schemes ....................184 Design Criteria ..........................................................................187 P2P Caching ..................................................................................187 Design Issues ............................................................................191 Example P2P Caching Systems ................................................193 Summary ...................................................................................195 xii Table of Contents Content Pull and Content Push ...................................................195 Case Study .................................................................................196 Hybrid CDN and P2P Architectures ............................................198 Overview ...................................................................................199 Case Study .................................................................................199 Summary .......................................................................................201 For Further Reading .....................................................................202 CHAPTER 9 Peercasting and Overlay Multicasting .......................203 Introduction ..................................................................................203 The Television Paradigm Shift ..................................................203 Popular Peercasting Applications ............................................203 Terminology ..................................................................................204 P2P Streaming ...............................................................................206 Multicast Applications and P2P Overlay Multicast ........................................................................................209 Multicast Applications ..............................................................209 IP Multicast vs. Overlay Multicast ............................................209 Hybrid Multicast .......................................................................213 Proxy-Based Overlay Multicast .................................................214 OM Design Considerations ..........................................................215 Performance Metrics ................................................................215 OM Groups and OM Sessions ..................................................215 Group Management ..................................................................216 Message Dissemination .............................................................218 Categorization of OM Systems .................................................219 Improving OM performance ........................................................221 Summary .......................................................................................227 For Further Reading .....................................................................228 CHAPTER 10 Measurement for P2P Overlays ..............................229 Motivation ..................................................................................229 Network Embedding ..................................................................234 Basic Properties of Network Embedding ..............................234 Lipschitz Embedding ..............................................................236 Numerical Optimization Embedding ....................................237 Internet Coordinate Systems .....................................................237 Systems using Lipschitz Embedding and Matrix Factorization ...............................................................241 Systems using Numerical Optimization ................................242 Meridian .....................................................................................246 Multiresolution Rings .............................................................246 Ring Membership Management .............................................247 Table of Contents xiii Gossip-based Node Discovery ...............................................248 Closest-Node Discovery .........................................................248 Accuracy and Overhead ............................................................249 Summary .....................................................................................252 For Further Reading ...................................................................253 CHAPTER 11 Service Overlays ...................................................255 Service Orientation and P2P Networking .................................255 Service Overlay Concepts ..........................................................257 Resource Virtualization ..........................................................257 Service Orientation ................................................................257 Devices as Peers .....................................................................258 Serving DNS Records From an Overlay ....................................258 Domain Name Service ...........................................................258 DDNS ......................................................................................259 Resilient Overlay Networks .......................................................262 Internet Routing and ISP Peering .........................................262 Resilient Overlay Network ....................................................262 Bandwidth-Aware RON ..........................................................264 QoS Aware Overlays ..................................................................266 Overview ................................................................................266 OverQoS .................................................................................268 QRON .....................................................................................269 Service Orientation ....................................................................270 Overview ................................................................................270 Wide-Area Service Discovery .................................................270 INS/Twine ..............................................................................271 Location-Based Service Discovery .........................................271 Other P2P Approaches to Service Discovery .......................272 Replication and Load Balancing ................................................272 Churn and Index Availability .................................................272 Index Load and Object Popularity ........................................274 Beehive ...................................................................................275 Service Composition ..................................................................276 Summary .....................................................................................277 For Further Reading ...................................................................278 CHAPTER 12 Voice Over Peer-to-Peer ........................................279 From VoIP to VoP2P ..................................................................279 VoP2P .........................................................................................280 VoIP Elements ........................................................................280 Mapping VoIP Elements to a VoP2P Overlay .......................281 Application Relays .....................................................................282 Types of Relays ......................................................................282 xiv Table of Contents Relay Selection and Discovery ..............................................283 Dynamic Path Switching ........................................................285 Call Processing ...........................................................................285 Overview ................................................................................285 Assumptions ...........................................................................286 Dimensionality .......................................................................286 Example Peer Features ..........................................................287 Case Study: Skype ......................................................................289 Case Study: Peer-to-peer SIP ......................................................291 Overview ................................................................................291 Hip-Hop ..................................................................................292 Address Settlement by Peer-to-Peer ......................................294 Reload .....................................................................................295 Summary .....................................................................................296 For Further Reading ...................................................................297 CHAPTER 13 Mobility and Heterogeneity ....................................299 Impact of Mobile Devices on P2P Overlays .............................299 P2P Overlay Issues Caused by Mobüity....................................300 Roaming and Node Lifetime ..................................................300 Growing Mobile Peer Frequency ..........................................302 Mitigating Mobility Churn ........................................................303 Mobile IP Support ..................................................................303 Stealth Nodes .........................................................................304 Bristle .....................................................................................305 Warp .......................................................................................306 Multihomed Peers ......................................................................308 Variable-Hop Overlays ...............................................................309 Overview ................................................................................309 Accordion ...............................................................................309 P2P and Manets ..........................................................................311 Overview ................................................................................311 Mobile Hash Table .................................................................312 MADPastry ..............................................................................314 Other P2P MANET Designs ...................................................315 Summary .....................................................................................317 For Further Reading ...................................................................317 CHAPTER 14 Security ................................................................319 Introduction ...............................................................................319 Security Risks and Attacks .........................................................320 Classifications of Attacks .......................................................320 The P2P Security Gap ............................................................322 Sample Attacks and Threats ..................................................323 Overlay Layer Attacks ............................................................326 Table of Contents xv Security Mechanisms .................................................................328 Cryptographic Solutions ........................................................328 DoS Countermeasures ...........................................................329 Secure Routing in Structured P2P ........................................330 Fairness in Resource Sharing .................................................333 Trust and Privacy Issues ............................................................334 Architecture ...........................................................................335 Reputation ..............................................................................336 Privacy ....................................................................................337 Case Study: Groove ....................................................................338 Case Study: Pollution in File-Sharing Systems ..........................338 Summary .....................................................................................339 For Further Reading ...................................................................340 CHAPTER 15 Managed Overlays .................................................341 Introduction ...............................................................................341 Management of Overlays vs. Conventional Networks .............343 Overlay Dimensions Impacting Manageability .....................343 Managed Overlay Model ........................................................345 Managed Overlays and Overlay Operators ...............................346 Role of the Overlay Operator ................................................346 Examples ................................................................................348 Managing a Resilient Overlay Network ................................348 Managing a Distributed File Storage Service ........................350 Overlay Management Architecture ............................................352 Integration with Peer State and Event Detection .................352 Security Considerations .........................................................354 Generality for Various Types of Overlay ...............................354 Overlay Messaging for Management Operations ......................354 Reaching All Peers .................................................................354 Aggregating Data Collection for Performance Management ...........................................................................355 Multicast .................................................................................357 Managing the Impact of the Overlay Traffic on the ISP Network .........................................................................357 P2P Traffic in the ISP Network .............................................357 Approaches to Managing P2P Traffic ....................................358 P4P ..........................................................................................358 Summary .....................................................................................359 For Further Reading ...................................................................359 Glossary ......................................................................................................361 References .................................................................................................. Зб7 Index ...........................................................................................................399
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