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The document discusses monitoring and management of peer-to-peer (P2P) systems. It describes monitoring P2P systems to gather global statistics and peer-specific information. A self-configuration control loop is used to automate rule application and reach and maintain quality goals through incremental steps. The contact is Kalman Graffi of Paderborn University for further information.

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Identifying optimization goals needs monitoring

Monitoring P2P systems
Global view on statistics of running system:
avg./stddev./min./max on all metrics
Gathering peer-specific information
Precise yet cost effective monitoring

Self-configuration control loop
Automated rule application
Quality goals are reached stepwise and held
Example: Chord, hop count goal [7;10]
Contact: Kalman Graffi, graffi@mail.upb.de, +49 5121 606730, Universität Paderborn KOM – Multimedia Communications Lab 1

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1. Kalman Graffi: Monitoring and Management of Peer-to-Peer Systems Coordinator_ID 0,5 C0 Management of P2P systems C_ID 0,25 C1 C1 C_ID 0,75 Reach and hold preset quality intervals C_ID 0,125 C2 C_ID 0,375 C_ID 0,625 2 C C2 C_ID 0,875 C2 Monitoring and self-configuration C_ID 0,3125 C3 0,09 0,2 0,31 0,4 0,5 0,6 0,75 0,9 0 1 Coordinated resource usage 5 1 1 0 DHT Parameterization influences quality metrics 4 5 4 0 3 0 2 0 15 0 Identifying optimization goals needs monitoring Monitoring P2P systems Global view on statistics of running system: avg./stddev./min./max on all metrics Gathering peer-specific information Precise yet cost effective monitoring Self-configuration control loop Automated rule application Quality goals are reached stepwise and held Example: Chord, hop count goal [7;10] Contact: Kalman Graffi, graffi@mail.upb.de, +49 5121 606730, Universität Paderborn KOM – Multimedia Communications Lab 1

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