MEETING ROOM MANAGEMENT SYSTEM ON PEER-TO-PEER OVERLAY NETWORK BY SCRIBE TO EVENT-BASED ROUTING

Abstract

With the adventure of the Internet, it became possible to build large-scale distributed applications due to the existence of a global, packet-based communication infrastructure. This increases in application scale by several orders of magnitude results in systems with variant nodes that require to connect and cooperate so as to realize a typical goal. This system presents an efficient method for building large-scale distributed systems (Case Study: meeting room management system). The propose method employs two underlying techniques: event-based communication and peer-to-peer overlays. Overlay broker networks are a vital a part of an event-based middleware. In this thesis, an event-based middleware architecture that uses a peer-to-peer routing substrate, as compared with a regular publish/subscribe system that incorporates a simple, scalable, self-organizing and decentralized overlay topology for distributed applications.