DREAM: a distributed fRamework for customized dEployment of a vAriety of indexing engines over million-node overlays

Authors:
Evangelos Sakkopoulos;Alexandros Panaretos;Spyros Sioutas;Dimitrios Tsoumakos;George Papaloukopoulos;Anastasia Saltou
Affiliations:
University of Patras;Ionian University;Ionian University;Ionian University;University of Patras;University of Patras
Venue:
Proceedings of the 27th Annual ACM Symposium on Applied Computing
Year:
2012

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Abstract

In this paper we present a distributed framework that supports customized deployment of a variety of indexing engines over million-node overlays. The key aim is to provide the appropriate integrated set of tools that allows numerous applications with large-scale, different requirements to evaluate and test the performance of various application protocols for very large scale deployments (multi million nodes - billions of keys). Using lightweight and efficient collection mechanisms, our system enables real-time registration of multiple measures, integrating support for real-life parameters such as node failure models and recovery strategies. Experiments have been performed at the PlanetLab network and at a typical research laboratory in order to verify scalability and show maximum re-usability of our setup.