Distributed content-based publish/subscribe systems provide a selective, scalable, and
decentralized approach to data dissemination. In a pub/sub overlay network, hop-by-hop …

Distributed overlay-based publish/subscribe systems provide a selective and scalable
communication paradigm for connecting components of a distributed application. Existing …

Fine-grained filtering capabilities prevalent in content-based Publish/Subscribe (pub/sub)
overlays lead to scenarios in which publications pass through brokers with no matching …

Content-based publish/subscribe systems provide an useful alternative to traditional
address-based communication due to their ability to decouple communication between …

Challenges for content-based publish/sub scribe systems include efficient subscription
management and event matching, load balancing, and efficient and scalable event delivery …

Mission-critical distributed applications, such as Internet advertising platforms, increasingly
utilize distributed publish/subscribe systems as a messaging substrate for information …

Topic-based publish/subscribe is at the core of many distributed systems, ranging from
application integration middleware to news dissemination. Therefore, much research was …

Many publish/subscribe systems are based on a tree topology as their message
dissemination overlay. However, in trees, even a single broker failure can cause delivery …

Peer-to-peer (P2P) networks can offer benefits to distributed content-based
publish/subscribe data dissemination systems. In particular, since a P2P network's …

Publish/subscribe systems are successfully used to decouple distributed applications.
However, their efficiency is closely tied to the topology of the underlying network, the design …