IPTPS

International workshop on Peer-To-Peer Systems

Overview

The International workshop on Peer-To-Peer Systems (IPTPS) was a forum in which researchers discussed the state-of-the-art in peer-to-peer computing, with a focus on identifying and addressing key research challenges in the area. Workshops covered all aspects of decentralized computer systems, spanning the gamut from theory to deployment.

The workshop ran from 2002 through 2010. It is no longer active.

Workshops

Number	Date(s)	Location	Chairs	Affiliation	Links
9	Apr 27, 2010	San Jose, CA, USA	Michael J. Freedman & Arvind Krishnamurthy	NSDI '10	site papers
8	Apr 21, 2009	Boston, MA, USA	Rodrigo Rodrigues & Keith Ross	NSDI '09	site papers
7	Feb 25-26, 2008	Tampa, FL, USA	Adriana Iamnitchi & Stefan Saroiu	independent	site papers
6	Feb 26-27, 2007	Bellevue, WA, USA	John R. Douceur & Roger Wattenhofer	independent	site papers
5	Feb 27-28, 2006	Santa Barbara, CA, USA	Emin Gun Sirer & Ben Y. Zhao	independent	site papers
4	Feb 24-25, 2005	Ithaca, NY, USA	Miguel Castro & Robbert van Renesse	independent	site papers
3	Feb 26-27, 2004	San Diego, CA, USA	Scott Shenker & Geoffrey M. Voelker	independent	site papers
2	Feb 20-21, 2003	Berkeley, CA, USA	Frans Kaashoek & Ion Stoica	independent	site papers
1	Mar 7-8, 2002	Cambridge, MA, USA	Peter Druschel & Antony Rowstron	independent	site papers

Organizers

IPTPS was guided by a steering committee. Over the workshop's nine-year history, the steering committee has included the following members:

John R. Douceur, Microsoft Research
Peter Druschel, Max Planck Institute for Software Systems
M. Frans Kaashoek, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Antony Rowstron , Microsoft Research

Scott Shenker, ICSI & University of California at Berkeley
Emin Gun Sirer, Cornell University
Ion Stoica, University of California at Berkeley
Geoffrey M. Voelker, University of California at San Diego
Ben Y. Zhao, University of California at Santa Barbara

Last updated by John Douceur