bluesky AT lists.ibiblio.org
Subject: Global-Scale Distributed Storage Systems
List archive
- From: "Lucas Gonze" <lucas AT gonze.com>
- To: "Global-Scale Distributed Storage Systems" <bluesky AT franklin.oit.unc.edu>
- Subject: RE: Grapevine - scalability
- Date: Tue, 11 Dec 2001 10:29:14 -0500
> I'm not saying it cannot work, but personally I will keep trying to get
> the correct emergent properties out of networks consisting of nodes
> behaving under a simple set of rules to the grave sooner than give in to
> the nightmare of trying to keep this sort of network consistant in the
> wild.
I don't believe that CAN/Chord will ever make sense for the kind of transient
relationships you get in public nets like gnutella, but I think that CAN/Chord
make sense when the social environment is right. In a business environment
social pressures to do the right thing should be enough to get churn down to a
rate that's slow enough for the reconstruction logic to work.
- Lucas
-
Re: Grapevine - scalability,
Stephen Blackheath, 12/09/2001
- <Possible follow-up(s)>
- Re: Grapevine - scalability, Stephen Blackheath, 12/09/2001
- Re: Grapevine - scalability, Oskar Sandberg, 12/09/2001
- RE: Grapevine - scalability, Lucas Gonze, 12/11/2001
- RE: Grapevine - scalability, Tony Kimball, 12/11/2001
- RE: Grapevine - scalability, Lucas Gonze, 12/11/2001
- RE: Grapevine - scalability, Tony Kimball, 12/11/2001
- Re: Grapevine - scalability, Anthony Jones, 12/11/2001
Archive powered by MHonArc 2.6.24.