Document Type
Article
Abstract
As demands of data processing and computing power are increasing, existing information system architectures become insufficient. Some organizations try to figure out how to keep their systems work without purchasing new hardware and software. Therefore, a Webservices-based model which shares the resource over the network like a P2P network will be proposed to meet this requirement in this paper. In addition, this paper also discusses some problems about security, motivation, flexibility, compatibility and workflow management for the traditional P2P power sharing models. Our new computing architecture - Computing Power Services (CPS) - will aim to address these problems. For the shortcomings about flexibility, compatibility and workflow management, CPS utilizes Web Services and Business Process Execution Language (BPEL) to overcome them. Because CPS is assumed to run in a reliable network where peers trust each other, the concerns about security and motivation will be negated. In essence, CPS is a lightweight Web-Services-based P2P power sharing environment and suitable for executing computing works in batch in a reliable network
Recommended Citation
Wang, Chen-Sheng; Yang, Po-Yu; and Tsai, Min-Jen, "A Web-Services-Based P2P Computing-Power Sharing Architecture" (2005). ICEB 2005 Proceedings (Hong Kong, SAR China). 18.
https://aisel.aisnet.org/iceb2005/18