Enhancing Internet-based Resource Discovery: The Efficacy of Distributed Quadtree Overlay

Distributed systems based on the Internet allow resources widely dispersed throughout the network to be utilized cooperatively and shared. This allows the end-user to obtain massive computational power to perform a computationally intensive task. This is where the essential function of resource finding comes into play. Even though different procedures have been presented to identify multi-attribute resources, these processes have been plagued by many problems, including significant overhead and inefficiency as the number of resources increases. Distributed Quadtree Overlay is the innovative technology presented in this academic study. With DOTO, distance-aware querying is used. Moreover, since DOTO is constructed via the local network, it does not need any communication. As a result of the trials, the Distributed Quadtree Overlay performed better than the Chord. According to the findings, Distributed Quadtree Overlay is superior to Chord in terms of communication time since it needs fewer hopes and messages, uses less memory, and produces better (shortened) communication times.