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Chapter 17, Problem 17.8E
Program Plan Intro
Peer-to-peer architecture:
It is a
- Decentralized peer-to-peer architecture.
- If the architecture is said to be decentralized peer-to-peer architecture if a computation is executed by only one node in the network.
- Semi-centralized peer-to-peer architecture.
- If the architecture is said to be semi-centralized peer-to-peer architecture then the server should set up contact between nodes in the network and it should co-ordinate the results of the computation.
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