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The Structured overlay Networks Application Platform (Snap) is a J2EE-compatible wide-area Web application deployment infrastructure. Due to its structured peer-to-peer overlay network substrate, Snap offers three benefits to wide-area Web application deployment: easyadaptation of existent J2EE applications to a scalable network, a secure and decentralizeddeployment environment, and transparent embedded services, such as persistence, loadbalancing, fault tolerance, and edge computing.