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Abstract

Abstract — Arigatoni is a structured multi-layer overlay network that provides various services with variable guarantees, and promotes an intermittent participation in the overlay because peers can appear, disappear, and organize themselves dynami-cally. Arigatoni provides a very powerful decentralized, asyn-chronous, and scalable resource discovery mechanism within an overlay with a dynamic network topology. In the first version of Arigatoni, the network topology was tree- or forest-based. This paper makes a significant step by weaving the network topology with general dynamic graph properties. As an immediate conse-quence, the Arigatoni protocols must be reconsidered in order to take into accounts routing loops when updating routing tables, for dealing with resource overbooking, and resource discovery loops. Index Terms — Overlay networks, resource discovery, virtual organizations, dynamic graphs, peer-to-peer, global computing,

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network topology    arigatoni protocol    various service    resource overbooking    structured multi-layer overlay network    dynamic graph    significant step    discovery loop    intermittent participation    index term overlay network    first version    resource discovery    dynamic network topology    abstract arigatoni    variable guarantee    immediate conse-quence    virtual organization    scalable resource discovery mechanism    general dynamic graph property    global computing   

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