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ELISA: Extensible Layer for Internet Services and Applications

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Contemporary P2P services and applications often design and implement the entire system from the base ground or builds on low-level frameworks. This leads to significant development and maintenance efforts and often reinvention of the wheel. In this chapter we propose extensible layer that does not expose low-level implementation details to client application developers, while providing them with well-known services and communication mechanisms built on efficient and scalable substrates. Analysis and design of architecture for this extensible layer are described. Special attention is given to security concerns and manycast communication approach. Our preliminary implementation is emulated and evaluated to establish functional and performance possibilities of the prototype.

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    Lubos Matl, Vladimir Kloucek, Viktor B. Bohdal, Jan Kubr & Tomas Cerny

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  2. Monash University, Caulfield East, Victoria, Australia

    Julie Fisher

  3. Box Hill Institute, Box Hill, Victoria, Australia

    Andrew Barnden

  4. National University of Ireland, Galway, Ireland

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Matl, L., Kloucek, V., Bohdal, V.B., Kubr, J., Cerny, T. (2013). ELISA: Extensible Layer for Internet Services and Applications. In: Linger, H., Fisher, J., Barnden, A., Barry, C., Lang, M., Schneider, C. (eds) Building Sustainable Information Systems. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4614-7540-8_24

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