Diurnal availability for peer-to-peer systems

Ensuring content availability in a persistent manner is essential for providing any consistent service over peer-to-peer (P2P) systems. This paper introduces an efficient protocol, called DATA, to design highly available P2P systems irrespective of peer uptime and churn. Our approach utilizes the di...

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