A Virtual Discovery Network A Distributed Data Structure for Adaptive Routing
Lei Liu · 2006
Distributed resource discovery is a crucial problem in a dynamic and mobile system task environment. Most existing discovery studies are designated for wired networks. In addition, conventional P2P discovery systems are content centric. In practice, majority of the solutions adopt centralized design and implementation strategies to locate a pool of resources. In this paper, a method of virtualized and adaptive resource discovery is presented. It is a key entity in the study of an analytic model and adaptive query algorithm for attribute based range query routing. The proposed method is evaluated and discussed analytically. In addition, a scalable resource discovery overlay network is advocated. A design and implementation of a proof-of-concept and an empirical study are deliberated