The NaradaBrokering Project

@ Indiana University

The NaradaBrokering project is a research effort in the area of large-scale distributed systems at the Community Grids Lab at Indiana University. Research in NaradaBrokering has been funded through grants from the National Science Foundation, the Department of Energy and the United Kingdom’s Open Middleware Infrastructure Institute, which is part of the UK e-Science programme.

NaradaBrokering is a content distribution infrastructure, and enables the development of secure, failure-resilient systems. The NaradaBrokering substrate itself comprises a distributed network of cooperating broker nodes. Since NaradaBrokering is application-independent, it has been harnessed in a variety of domains. The substrate places no constraints either on the size, rate and scope of the data encapsulated within the streams, or on the number of entities within the system. Some of the salient features in NaradaBrokering include:

• Powerful & efficient long-tail disseminations

• Secure end-to-end delivery of streams

• Robust stream disseminations

• Efficient ordering and synchronization of streams

• Support for rich Quality of Services

• Stream jitter reductions

• Support for multiple transport protocols

• High performance

• Enterprise messaging support: JMS compliant

• Support for Web Services
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Page last updated  - June 24, 2008

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