Supervisor: Ittay Eyal Developers: Hani Ayoub & Daniel Aranki DHT Firefox ExtensionWhat is a DHT? Distributed Hash Table Decentralized distributed system.

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Supervisor: Ittay Eyal Developers: Hani Ayoub & Daniel Aranki DHT Firefox ExtensionWhat is a DHT? Distributed Hash Table Decentralized distributed system holds data in its nodes Keep data distributed dynamically Scalable system - Data - Node New node enters the DHT Existing node exits the DHT

Determine whether a DHT can be implemented in Mozilla Firefox web browser or not in sense of duty time Project GoalHow? Implement: Firefox extension That gathers statistics Distribute: The extension Analyze: The results And answer the project question Server Residing in the Technion Softlab Responsible for managing and collecting data MySQL server for data gathering Has interface to add/remove/update data (PHP) A machine uses Mozilla Firefox With the statistics extension installed on it Uses server interface for committing user data (JavaScript to PHP)

Conclusion: Can a DHT be implemented? 1 st Approach: Standard Deviation hard to predict next user’s duty time (high error rate) 2 nd Approach: Static Analysis Using (inverse) accumulative probability What % of the nodes used Firefox for more than X sec

Conclusion: Can a DHT be implemented? 3 rd Approach: Dynamic Analysis predicting duty time given that a user has been in FF for X start time, what is the probability for the user to stay more than X end time? Heaviest Overlay Network … … Lightest Overlay Network Time Line T enterDHT T1T1 T2T2 Several Overlays After T enterDHT the user enters the system After T 2 the user joins 3 rd overlayJoins 1 st overlayAfter T 1 the user joins 2 nd overlay