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Peer-to-Peer (P2P) and distributed systems are typically designed around the assumption that all peers/nodes will willingly contribute resources to each other. This paper will discuss the tests that were performed, how they were evaluated, as well as some improvements that could be made to future tests to enhance server-side efficiency. Current results show the BitTorrent scenario allows clients to share the burden of data distribution on BOINC with almost no negative influence on compute time. The BOINC server, on the contrary, showed an unexpectedly low bandwidth output when seeding the file, as well as spikes on CPU usage. Our preliminary results indicate that the BitTorrent client had a negligible influence on the BOINC client’s computation time, even in the case where it was seeding extensively. Additionally, we measured the impact of the BitTorrent components in both the BOINC client and server, and compared it with the original implementation. To achieve this, we developed a prototype that adds BitTorrent functionality for task distribution and conducted small-scale tests of the environment. Our goal was to decentralize BOINC’s data model to take advantage of client network capabilities. In this paper we show how we applied BitTorrent data distribution techniques to the BOINC middleware.
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