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SRing: a structured non dht p2p overlay supporting string range queries

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This paper presents SRing, a structured non DHT P2P overlay that efficiently supports exact and range queries on multiple attribute values. In SRing, all attribute values are interpreted as strings formed by a base alphabet and are published in the lexicographical order. Two virtual rings are built: N-ring is built in a skip-list way for range partition and queries; D-ring is built in a small-world way for the construction of N-ring. A leave-and-join based load balancing method is used to balance range overload in the network with heterogeneous nodes.

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            WWW '07: Proceedings of the 16th international conference on World Wide Web
            May 2007
            1382 pages
            ISBN:9781595936547
            DOI:10.1145/1242572

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