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APAN P2P Working Group Report: Insights and Proposals for Scalable Storage Solutions

This report summarizes discussions from the APAN P2P SWG meeting held on August 26, 2002. It features presentations from various experts, including Micah Beck on scalable storage sharing, Ana Preston on Internet2 P2P activities, and Markus Buchhorn on P2P applications and technologies. Key issues discussed included a proposal for a comprehensive P2P application survey, strategies for disk storage measurement, and organizational changes to enhance the P2P Working Group within the wider User Community Group. The meeting included both remote and on-site presentations, ensuring diverse participation.

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APAN P2P Working Group Report: Insights and Proposals for Scalable Storage Solutions

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  1. APAN P2P SWG Report 2002.8.26 Jay/JungWon Suh KAIST Jwsuh@cosmos.kaist.ackr

  2. P2P Session • 4 Speeches with full of audience • 2 remote, 2 on site presentations • Scalable Sharing of Storage in the Wide Area by Micah Beck (remote) • Internet2 P2P Working Group Activities by Ana Preston • P2P Applications and Technologies By Markus Buchhorn • Decentralized UDDI based on P2P Procotol by Laoveerakul and Laongwwaree

  3. SWG Meeting • Three issues were discussed • Proposal for APAN level P2P application survey and disk storage measurement • Making P2P WG from sub-WG of NSCD • Making P2P placed under User Community Group

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