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Oasis is an asymmetric peer-to-peer data management system tailored to the requirements of pervasive computing. Drawing upon applications from the literature, we motivate three high-level requirements: availability, manageability, and programmability. Oasis addresses these requirements by employing a peer-to-peer network of weighted replicas and performing background self-tuning. In this paper, we describe our architecture, our consistency-control mechanism, and an initial implementation. Our performance evaluation and the implementation of three applications suggest that Oasis offers good availability and performance while providing a simple API and a familiar consistency model.