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Obtaining Performance Measures through Microbenchmarking in a Peer-to-Peer Overlay Computer

We address the problem of developing a suite of microbenchmarking experiments aimed at providing the basic functionalities of a measurement tool for a P2P-based globally distributed computing platform, usually referred to as overlay computer. We argue that such a measuring system should take into account the communication patterns generated by the applications in order to provide useful performance insights