A distributed event notification service (ENS) is a middleware architecture commonly used to provide applications with scalable and robust publish/subscribe communication primitives. A distributed ENS can route events toward subscribers using multiple paths with different lengths and latencies; as a consequence, subscribers can receive events out of order. In this paper, we propose a novel solution for out-of-order notification detection on top of an existing topic-based ENS. Our solution guarantees that events published on different topics will be either delivered in the same order to all the subscribers of those topics or tagged as out-of-order. The proposed algorithm is completely distributed and is able to scale with the system size while imposing a reasonable cost in terms of notification latency. Our solution improves the current state of the art solutions by dynamically handling subscriptions/unsubscriptions and by automatically adapting with respect to topic popularity changes.
Dynamic Message Ordering for Topic-Based Publish/Subscribe Systems / Baldoni, Roberto; Bonomi, Silvia; Platania, Marco; Querzoni, Leonardo. - (2012), pp. 909-920. (Intervento presentato al convegno 26th IEEE International Parallel and Distributed Processing Symposium (IPDPS) tenutosi a Shanghai, PEOPLES R CHINA nel MAY 21-25, 2012) [10.1109/ipdps.2012.86].
Dynamic Message Ordering for Topic-Based Publish/Subscribe Systems
BALDONI, Roberto;BONOMI, Silvia;PLATANIA, MARCO;QUERZONI, Leonardo
2012
Abstract
A distributed event notification service (ENS) is a middleware architecture commonly used to provide applications with scalable and robust publish/subscribe communication primitives. A distributed ENS can route events toward subscribers using multiple paths with different lengths and latencies; as a consequence, subscribers can receive events out of order. In this paper, we propose a novel solution for out-of-order notification detection on top of an existing topic-based ENS. Our solution guarantees that events published on different topics will be either delivered in the same order to all the subscribers of those topics or tagged as out-of-order. The proposed algorithm is completely distributed and is able to scale with the system size while imposing a reasonable cost in terms of notification latency. Our solution improves the current state of the art solutions by dynamically handling subscriptions/unsubscriptions and by automatically adapting with respect to topic popularity changes.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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