M. Walfish, H. Balakrishnan, and S. Shenker. NSDI'04: Proceedings of the 1st conference on Symposium on Networked
Systems Design and Implementation, page 17--17. Berkeley, CA, USA, USENIX Association, (2004)
Abstract
The Web relies on the Domain Name System (DNS) to resolve the hostname
portion of URLs into IP addresses. This marriage-of-convenience enabled
the Web's meteoric rise, but the resulting entanglement is now hindering
both infrastructures--the Web is overly constrained by the limitations
of DNS, and DNS is unduly burdened by the demands of the Web. There
has been much commentary on this sad state-of-affairs, but dissolving
the ill-fated union between DNS and the Web requires a new way to
resolve Web references. To this end, this paper describes the design
and implementation of Semantic Free Referencing (SFR), a reference
resolution infrastructure based on distributed hash tables (DHTs).
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%A Walfish, Michael
%A Balakrishnan, Hari
%A Shenker, Scott
%B NSDI'04: Proceedings of the 1st conference on Symposium on Networked
Systems Design and Implementation
%C Berkeley, CA, USA
%D 2004
%I USENIX Association
%K naming references
%P 17--17
%T Untangling the web from DNS
%X The Web relies on the Domain Name System (DNS) to resolve the hostname
portion of URLs into IP addresses. This marriage-of-convenience enabled
the Web's meteoric rise, but the resulting entanglement is now hindering
both infrastructures--the Web is overly constrained by the limitations
of DNS, and DNS is unduly burdened by the demands of the Web. There
has been much commentary on this sad state-of-affairs, but dissolving
the ill-fated union between DNS and the Web requires a new way to
resolve Web references. To this end, this paper describes the design
and implementation of Semantic Free Referencing (SFR), a reference
resolution infrastructure based on distributed hash tables (DHTs).
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abstract = {The Web relies on the Domain Name System (DNS) to resolve the hostname
portion of URLs into IP addresses. This marriage-of-convenience enabled
the Web's meteoric rise, but the resulting entanglement is now hindering
both infrastructures--the Web is overly constrained by the limitations
of DNS, and DNS is unduly burdened by the demands of the Web. There
has been much commentary on this sad state-of-affairs, but dissolving
the ill-fated union between DNS and the Web requires a new way to
resolve Web references. To this end, this paper describes the design
and implementation of Semantic Free Referencing (SFR), a reference
resolution infrastructure based on distributed hash tables (DHTs).},
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