[Ndn-interest] application scenario
Christos Papadopoulos
christos at cs.colostate.edu
Tue Oct 21 14:51:56 PDT 2014
Sounds like you need the ability to synchronize prefixes, not the entire
root.
So you would like to synchronize /a and /b.
Christos.
On 10/21/2014 02:35 PM, Lan Wang (lanwang) wrote:
> Hi there,
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> Suppose I have a node A that has limited memory. It wants to synchronize partial data with other nodes (B and C). The other nodes are fully synchronized with each other (they use ChronoSync). Node A wants to get updates whenever the other nodes have more recent versions of the data it has, but the other nodes do not know what A has. What's the best way to design this application? Ideally we don't want A to specifically sync with one particular node (B or C).
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> Here's an illustration:
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> * Node A has:
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> - /a/v1
> - /b/v1
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> * Node B and C have:
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> - /a/v1
> - /b/v2
> - /c/v3
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> Ideally A should get update about /b/v2, but not /c/v3 as it's interested in /b, not interested in /c.
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> We don't want to run ChronoSync on A, as it doesn't have the space for all the data and it is not interested in all the data either.
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> Lan
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