This paper proposes a distributed and scalable publish-subscribe broker with support for QoS. The broker, called IndiQoS, leverages on existing mechanisms to reserve re-sources in the underlying network and on an overlay net-work of peer-to-peer rendezvous nodes, to automatically select QoS-capable paths. By avoiding flooding of either QoS reservations or link-state information, IndiQoS is able to scale with respect to network size and number of reser-vations. Experimental results show the validity of our ap-proach.
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Content-based publish/subscribe communication sys-tems are a popular technology for many-to-many inf...
A main challenge in distributed publish/subscribe systems is the efficient and scalable routing of i...
For many distributed applications, the Publish-Subscribe communication model emerges as a viable alt...
AbstractThe new scale of the distributed systems due to the evolution of the Internet and new emerge...
This paper describes the first proof-of-concept implementation of the IndiQoS architecture: a system...
Content-based publish/subscribe communication systems are a popular technology for many-to-many info...
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AbstractDistributed event routing has emerged as one of core functions for the publish/subscribe sys...
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Publish/Subscribe (PUB/SUB) systems have attracted much academic and industrial interest in the last...
Distributed event processing systems suffer from poor scalability and inefficient resource usage cau...
Content-based publish/subscribe communication sys-tems are a popular technology for many-to-many inf...
A main challenge in distributed publish/subscribe systems is the efficient and scalable routing of i...
For many distributed applications, the Publish-Subscribe communication model emerges as a viable alt...
AbstractThe new scale of the distributed systems due to the evolution of the Internet and new emerge...
This paper describes the first proof-of-concept implementation of the IndiQoS architecture: a system...
Content-based publish/subscribe communication systems are a popular technology for many-to-many info...
This position paper addresses the issue of supporting quality-of-service (QoS) parameters in distrib...
Abstract — Content-based publish/subscribe systems allow subscribers to specify events of interest b...
Most of currently available content-based publish-subscribe systems that were designed to operate in...
One barrier to deployment of large-scale QoS networks is scalability of QoS routing. Two major sourc...
A flexible, scalable, and asynchronous middleware abstract is needed for business process management...
AbstractDistributed event routing has emerged as one of core functions for the publish/subscribe sys...
Abstract—Publish/subscribe communication model has become an indispensable part of the Web 2.0 appli...
Publish/Subscribe (PUB/SUB) systems have attracted much academic and industrial interest in the last...
Distributed event processing systems suffer from poor scalability and inefficient resource usage cau...
Content-based publish/subscribe communication sys-tems are a popular technology for many-to-many inf...
A main challenge in distributed publish/subscribe systems is the efficient and scalable routing of i...