On Death, Taxes, and the Convergence of PeertoPeer and Grid Computing

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On Death, Taxes, and the Convergence of
Peer-to-Peer and Grid Computing
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About

• Two computational societies1. Grids2 P2P
• Same objective pooling and co ordinated use of
  distributed resources

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Objectives

• Take a look at the similar and contrasting
  differences between Grids and P2P
• In this review
• 1 organizing and sharing with in virtual
  communities
• 2 Similar methods in over coming these problems
• 3 Technical advances
• 4 the complementary differences between the two
  suggests that they growing closer to each other.

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Definitions

• what is grid?
• grids are sharing environments implemeted via the
  deployment of a persistent, starndards-based
  service infrastructure that supports creation of,
  and resource sharing within, distributed
  communities.
• what is p2p?
• P2P are a class of applications that takes
  advantage of resources-startage, cycles, content,
  huma presence - available at the edges of the
  internet.

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Challenges

• Scalable autonomic management for grid computing
• Grids are facing addressing problems relating to
  autonomic configuration
• Scalable autonomic management has been achieved
  to a significant extent in P2P
• P2P is less trust worthy

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Strong Weak points

• Integrating P2P and Grids
• Autonomic management
• How to combat integration?
• Is P2P a poorer community?

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Future

• Combining both P2P and Grid computing.