Failure Detection and Revival for Peer-To-Peer Storage Using Mass
V.Vimala Devi · IOSR Journal of Computer Engineering · 2012
Sustaining a given level of data redundancy is a basic requirement of peer-to-peer (P2P) storage systems to make certain desired data availability, additional replicas must be created when peers fail.Because the majority of failures in P2P networks are short-lived (i.e., peers return with data intact), reliably distinctive permanent and transient failures, however, is a demanding task, because peers are apathetic to probes in both cases.This paper proposes MASS (Maximum Available Server Selection), an algorithm that detects the failure and redirect the user services by the available server.