Is peer-to-peer software architecture or just a pattern?
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I am doing a research on peer-to-peer systems and I can't have a clear answer or wether peer to peer is an actual architecture or just a design patter of a system. If its just a pattern what would be a good architecture to implement peer-to-peer pattern to build a disturbed system?
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I am doing a research on peer-to-peer systems and I can't have a clear answer or wether peer to peer is an actual architecture or just a design patter of a system. If its just a pattern what would be a good architecture to implement peer-to-peer pattern to build a disturbed system?
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I am doing a research on peer-to-peer systems and I can't have a clear answer or wether peer to peer is an actual architecture or just a design patter of a system. If its just a pattern what would be a good architecture to implement peer-to-peer pattern to build a disturbed system?
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architecture client-server distributed-computing software-design
asked Nov 19 at 17:21
redberry
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I am doing a research on peer-to-peer systems and I can't have a clear answer or wether peer to peer is an actual architecture or just a design patter of a system. If its just a pattern what would be a good architecture to implement peer-to-peer pattern to build a disturbed system?
Thanks
architecture client-server distributed-computing software-design
architecture client-server distributed-computing software-design
asked Nov 19 at 17:21
redberry
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asked Nov 19 at 17:21
redberry
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asked Nov 19 at 17:21
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asked Nov 19 at 17:21
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asked Nov 19 at 17:21
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It is absolutely an architecture. "Architecture" has dozens of definitions, but most people would agree that the components and how they coordinate to accomplish particular systems tasks falls squarely into "Architecture".
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It is absolutely an architecture. "Architecture" has dozens of definitions, but most people would agree that the components and how they coordinate to accomplish particular systems tasks falls squarely into "Architecture".
answered Nov 19 at 17:40
Rob Conklin
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It is absolutely an architecture. "Architecture" has dozens of definitions, but most people would agree that the components and how they coordinate to accomplish particular systems tasks falls squarely into "Architecture".
answered Nov 19 at 17:40
Rob Conklin
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It is absolutely an architecture. "Architecture" has dozens of definitions, but most people would agree that the components and how they coordinate to accomplish particular systems tasks falls squarely into "Architecture".
answered Nov 19 at 17:40
Rob Conklin
4,787917
It is absolutely an architecture. "Architecture" has dozens of definitions, but most people would agree that the components and how they coordinate to accomplish particular systems tasks falls squarely into "Architecture".
answered Nov 19 at 17:40
Rob Conklin
4,787917
answered Nov 19 at 17:40
Rob Conklin
4,787917
answered Nov 19 at 17:40
Rob Conklin
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answered Nov 19 at 17:40
Rob Conklin
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