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- Peers typically either are pinged through a call of (*Protocol).Ping, or in amidst the execution of Kademlia's peer eviction policy.[1]
- Kademlia is a peer-to-peer distributed hash table.[2]
- Kademlia implements the “put” and “get” operations of an efficiently scalable hash table without using any centralized service.[2]
- Kademlia use a XOR metric distance which is the bitwise XOR performed on the ids.[3]
- Kademlia nodes communicate among themselves using UDP.[4]
- Kademlia uses a "distance" calculation between two nodes.[4]
- Kademlia uses an XOR metric to define distance.[4]
- The XOR metric allows Kademlia to extend routing tables beyond single bits.[4]
- Kademlia and Chord is two of the most popular Distributed Hash Table (DHT) algorithm in P2P network.[5]
- In this paper we discussed how does Kademlia and Chord functions and what improvement on the two DHT have been done and how it is done.[5]
- This library is an asynchronous Python implementation of the Kademlia distributed hash table.[6]
- So how does Kademlia implement a distributed hash table?[7]
- Using Kademlia, each row of routing tables will consist of peers whose distances are within the same range.[7]
- Kademlia is a DHT for decentralized peer to peer computer networks.[8]
- Because of this statistical distribution, Kademlia selects long connected nodes to remain stored in the k-buckets.[8]
- Kademlia uses a X-OR metric to define distance.[8]
- By making Kademlia keyword searches, one can find information in the Distributed Storage network so it can be downloaded.[8]
- Because of this, pure Kademlia isn't best suited to finding just a single node, so I'm not sure that part of your question is too relevant.[9]
- kademlia-dht is implemented with Node.js, but does not depend on system resources, like the network.[10]
- Lookup Lookup is the procedure used by Kademlia to find a value for a given key.[11]
- Kademlia has several that make it a preferred choice of DHT.[11]
- In Kademlia, nodes store contact information about each other for routing query messages.[11]
- When updating the k-bucket, there are three scenarios:There are two benefits of Kademlia’s k-buckets.[11]
- Implications of such modifications are discussed and the modified Kademlia is compared against the original Kademlia algorithm.[12]
- This project is a faithfully implementation of the Kademlia distributed hash table (DHT) routing algorithm.[13]
- A flexible implementation of the Kademlia distributed hash table.[14]
- In basic Kademlia, each node chooses its own ID by some unspecified quasi-random procedure.[15]
- Note Kademlia follows Pastry in interpreting keys (including nodeIDs) as bigendian numbers.[15]
- This section describes the algorithm that Kademlia uses for locating the k nodes nearest to a key.[15]
- Alpha and Parallelism Kademlia uses a value of 3 for alpha, the degree of parallelism used.[15]
- While the XOR metric is not needed to understand Kademlia, it is critical in the analysis of the protocol.[16]
- With KadC a C library for handling its Kademlia is available.[17]
- Kademlia treats each node on a network as a leaf on a binary tree.[18]
- To assign key-value pairs to particular nodes, Kademlia relies on a notion of distance between two identifiers.[18]
- One of the best ways to learn more about Kademlia is to see it in action.[18]
- Hopefully this post acts as a good overview of Kademlia and its application in modern distributed platforms.[18]
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- ↑ kademlia
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Kademlia: P2P Distributed Hash Table with Petar Maymounkov
- ↑ Why you should know about DHT and Kademlia ? — Steemit
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 Kademlia — Wikipedia Republished
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 A review of recent advancement in Kademlia and Chord algorithm
- ↑ Kademlia Documentation — Kademlia 2.2.1 documentation
- ↑ 7.0 7.1 Applying Kademlia Distributed Hash Table to Libplanet
- ↑ 8.0 8.1 8.2 8.3 DHT - Kademlia
- ↑ How to understand the Kademlia(KAD) protocol
- ↑ jeanlauliac/kademlia-dht: 🌳 network-agnostic Kademlia distributed hash table
- ↑ 11.0 11.1 11.2 11.3 An Introduction to Kademlia DHT & How It Works
- ↑ Kademlia with Consistency Checks as a Foundation of Borderless Collaboration in Open Science Services ☆
- ↑ offbynull/kademlia: Java implementation of Kademlia DHT's routing algorithm.
- ↑ kademlia_dht
- ↑ 15.0 15.1 15.2 15.3 Kademlia: A Design Specification
- ↑ Wikipedia
- ↑ Kademlia (DHT) – Network Implementation, Nodes – BitcoinWiki
- ↑ 18.0 18.1 18.2 18.3 A Brief Overview of Kademlia, and its use in various decentralized platforms