Design and development of peer-to-peer distributed computing and storage
Anirudha, Bibek Prasad Sahu, Chirag, Vishnu Pillai, Naveen Chandra Gowda · AIP conference proceedings · 2024
Distributed Computing has been catching the eyes of researchers and enthusiasts lately, because of its ability to handle the increasing workload on systems/machines.Instead of updating a single system again and again to improve workload handling, another system can be added to handle the escalating workload.The agenda behind distributed computing is for a community of computers/systems to work together at the back end while it appears as one for the end-user.Solitary systems operating together in such groups run at the same time and allow the entire system to continue processing even though one or more of them fails.Distributed computing can be used by researchers and students in the form of an application suite to train their AI and ML models and render graphics.Not all systems/computers out there are qualified to perform high processing tasks such as AI / ML model training or graphics rendering.So instead of spending hundreds and thousands on buying a system with the ability to process heavy tasks, this paper aims to provide a suite that allows neighbouring systems to act as nodes and share workloads between available nodes that can distribute tasks among themselves and processes simultaneously without pressing any pockets. RELEVANCE OF THE PAPERThis paper is relevant as it will expose an application to the outer world which may help several personals seeking an alternative for better processing or rather fast processing of their respective data.It bids farewell to the current scenario of waiting hours for your data to be processed, especially, when the data size is enormous.Rather than losing your