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Chipmunk: Distributed Object Storage for NDN
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Yong Yoon Shin, Sae Hyong Park, Namseok Ko, and Arm JeongAuthors Info & Claims
Yong Yoon Shin, Sae Hyong Park, Namseok Ko, and Arm JeongAuthors Info & ClaimsSeptember 2020
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Abstract
This demo shows an implementation of distributed object storage over NDN. It demonstrates how to reliably store and distribute data generated from sensors that do not have storage capability or generate large amounts of data. Chipmunk is an NDN based object storage system that leverages metadata that has data names and data locations to enable object storage service in a distributed system.
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