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Self-Constructing P2P Networkson the Project JXTA Platform Bill Yeager Chief Technologist Project JXTA Sun Microsystems, Inc. Highlights Some weekend musings … What is P2P Why P2P Now Fundamentals of the JXTA Virtual Network What is P2P (people to people)? Server/Service Centric Internet Host communities are isolated satellites Habitable == access + bandwidth Cold on the edges Not all satellites are equal If you are an Eskimo, you live on pluto P2P Internet Hot edges spontaneous growth and activity Silent, powerful infrastructure Edge-to-edge connectivity Edge services Location based Content + aggregators, etc … Why P2P Now? Current Internet As the number of devices increases Shorter / Fatter network is required 10mbps, 100mbps, 1gbps, 10gbps … More powerful servers Same service and sometimes less QOS We are not “knocking” the technology It’s magnificent! Rather when limits are reached history shows disruptive technology arrives It is scary and there is resistance The economy always benefits Why P2P Now Continued From the Outside Inward The P2P Internet The Fundamentals of theJXTA Virtual Network Overview The “Stack” Peers and Peergroups Network Abstractions JVNet Definitions Protocols Security Implementation Status The “Stack” Peers and PeerGroups Peers and PeerGroups Network Abstractions JVNet Definitions#1 Peers Any device on the jxta virtual network PeerName Each peer has a human readable text string name PeerIDs These are virtual network addresses Bound to a peer urn:uuid-320 unique bits JVNet Definitions#2 Pipes Used to pass data between peers uni-directional uni-directional secure Multicast listener Only requires registration and is “connection-less.” PipeID These are virtual port numbers Application specific ID urn:uuid-320 unique bits Each port has a human readable application name string Input pipes are created as listeners Output pipes attempt to connect to these “listeners” except for the Multicast pipe. Group Chat Multicast Pipe Example JVNe