Title page for ETD etd-01062012-130016

Type of Document

Master's Thesis

Author

Meka, Anudeep

Author's Email Address

ameka3@lsu.edu

URN

etd-01062012-130016

Title

Design And Analysis of Peer 2 Peer Operating System

Degree

Master of Science (M.S.)

Department

Computer Science

Advisory Committee

Advisor Name	Title
Mukhopadhyay,Suprathik	Committee Chair
Busch , Konstantin	Committee Member
Chen,Jianhua	Committee Member
Zhang,Jian	Committee Member

Keywords

peer 2 peer
system

Date of Defense

2011-12-08

Availability

unrestricted

Abstract

The peer to peer computing paradigm has become a popular paradigm for deploying distributed applications. Examples: Kadmelia, Chord, Skype, Kazaa, Big Table. Multiagent systems have become a dominant paradigm within AI for deploying reasoning and analytics applications. Such applications are compute-intensive.
In disadvantaged networks the ad-hoc architecture is the most suitable one. Examples: military scenarios, disaster scenarios.
We combine the paradigms of peer-to-peer computing, multiagent systems, cloud computing, and ad-hoc networks to create the new paradigm of ad-hoc peer-to-peer mobile agent cloud (APMA cloud) that can provide the computing power of a cloud in “disadvantaged” regions (e.g., through RF using a router or GPRS)
– To this end we have designed and implemented a peer to peer operating system –PPOS that can leverage the computing power of such a cloud.

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