Virtualization Model of a Large Logical Database for Diffused Data by Peer-to-Peer Cloud Computing Technology
Takeshi Tsuchiya, Tadashi Miyosawa, Hiroo Hirose, Keiichi Koyanagi · International Conference on Networks · 2014
In this paper, we propose the use of peer-to- peer cloud computing technology to integrate databases that are distributed (diffused) throughout the Internet. We also propose the use of a large, virtualized, logical database that is managed using Structured Query Language (SQL). Combining databases into larger collections of data-big-data can make possible wonderful new services. Our proposed model has two main characteristics: First, SQL controls and manages data relationships using relational database management systems and key value stores, but discards location information. Second, service is made scalable by collaborations among distributed nodes. From the results of our evaluation, our model has suf- ficient service scalability for collaboration between distributed nodes, but not sufficient performance for big-data platforms. Keywords-Distributed Databases, Peer-to-Peer, Cloud Com- puting, Service Virtualization