Maze: A Social Peer-to-Peer Network

Authors:
Chen Hua;Yang Mao;Han Jinqiang;Deng Haiqing;Li Xiaoming
Affiliations:
Peking University Beijing, China;Peking University Beijing, China;Peking University Beijing, China;Peking University Beijing, China;Peking University Beijing, China
Venue:
CEC-EAST '04 Proceedings of the E-Commerce Technology for Dynamic E-Business, IEEE International Conference
Year:
2004

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Abstract

Tianwang Maze system is a hybrid peer-to-peer system. Maze employs the idea of social networks to help peers discover each other, and as a result, reduces the load on the heartbeat server. Maze network is a dynamic network in which peers connect to each other according to their social relation, group of peers with common interest is naturally formed, and similar resources are found in neighborhood. This paper will discuss how Maze realizes a social network, and how the social relationships help to discover peers and resources on the Internet.