The Method of Maintaining Data Consistency in Allocating Resources for the P2P Network Model

Maintaining consistency of mutable data replication in a Peer-to-Peer (P2P) system is a fundamental challenge. That is the frequency problem of structural change in P2P system i.e. how often does the actual structure of the tree change. There are several models which exhibit better characteristics for updating structure. However, it is worth separating the changes of structure from effect of data. An novel approach for balanced consistency maintenance in structured tree in P2P systems supporting heterogeneous distributed platforms is presented in this article. Nodes of each object are organized into a tree structure for disseminating update processes. An analytical model to optimize is showed theoretically. Several simulations for experiment results will be carried out in the dynamic network conditions.