Hi Jeff, it sounds like you simulate the routing core, neighbour and leafsets? based on a virtual network topology? Anyhow, the biggest problem/limit that I've had with other DHT simulators is the actual database size and memory use coming from the storage modules. ie. each simulated node had its own database. Moreover, because simulated node data are stored in different files it feels like HDD seek latency goes up as well. Does free pastry do anything to get around this sort of situation? what sort of node population would be viable on 4GB machine ?
On 3/13/07, Jeff Hoye <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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And by the way, how long would it take to run a simulation consisting of > 100K nodes ? It depends what you want to do, for some tasks, I recall that it can run at real-time with 100K nodes. It's the memory that ultimately leads to the limitation. Let us know if you have more questions! Thanks! -Jeff
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