A Fault Tolerant Distributed Self Organization in Peer To Peer (P2P) Using Krill Herd Optimization
J. Amudhavel, Sathian Dananjayan, R. S. Raghav, L. Pasupathi, R. Baskaran, Ponnurangam Dhavachelvan · 2015
Peer-to-Peer (p2p) is a distributing computer network has the technologies gained popularity mechanisms for the file sharing in the decentralized servers. A p2p network is the self-organization and a distributed control communication. This network is scalable mechanism on which used to find the nodes anywhere in the network without the high routing [18] state. Each node connected in the p2p network [13] the capacity of system increases. But this network has the issues in searching [1] of files in the nodes and the usage of high bandwidth which increased the network traffic. This study presents an optimizing the issues of peer-to-peer network using the effective metaheuristic [6] algorithm called Krill Herd Algorithm which inspires the behavior of Krill Herd [3] proposed by Gandomi and Alavi.