Re: [p2pi] Thoughts on how IETF standards can help P2P/ISPs
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Re: [p2pi] Thoughts on how IETF standards can help P2P/ISPs





Song Haibin wrote:
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From: p2pi-bounces at ietf.org [mailto:p2pi-bounces at ietf.org] On Behalf Of Ted
Hardie
...
To my way of thinking, that makes it easier to consider the API
design, as it is not so much an API that says "What's the best
choice right now?"  but "What's the best X (flow pattern, topology,
price)".  The second set of questions is sufficiently more modular
that it is both easier to get right and, at least in my opinion,
more interesting.
Just  my two cents,
Ted

I think it depends on whether the P2P application or the party that provides
peer selection information service makes the final choice. IMO, the peer
selection information service should provide information to help the p2p
application to determine best paths or peers, but not itself makes the final
choice.

FWIW, there is a lot of work in peer selection in web cache hierarchies that may be applicable here. Keith Moore's work (SONAR) comes to mind, but there are others.

Come to think of it, there are a lot of analogies between P2P - and P4P - and web cache hierarchies. Has this been explored??

Joe

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