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The birth and evolution of peer-to-peer (P2P) protocols have, for the most part, been about peer discovery. Napster, one of the first P2P protocols, was basically FTP/HTTP plus a way of finding hosts willing to send you the file. Since then, both the transfer and peer discovery mechanisms have improved, but only recently have we seen a real push to completely decentralized peer discovery to increase...
Today Web servers are ubiquitous having become critical infrastructures of many organizations. However, they are still one of the most vulnerable parts of organizations infrastructure. Exploits are many times used by worms to fast propagate across the full Internet being Web servers one of their main targets. New exploit techniques have arouse in the last few years that have rendered useless traditional...
As more and more applications are deployed as Internet-based services, they have to be available anytime anywhere in a seamless manner. This requires the underlying infrastructure to provide scalability, fault tolerance and fast response times. While replicating the services and the data they access across sites that are located in different geographic regions is a promising means to achieve these...
As the use of the Internet continues to grow explosively, edge computing has emerged as an important technique for delivering Web content over the Internet. Edge computing moves data and computation closer to end-users for fast local access and better load distribution. Current approaches use caching, which does not work well with highly dynamic data. In this paper, we propose a different approach...
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