Distributed crawler improves data acquisition by 30% in performance, indicating potential gains in web scraping.
Search engines require a large amount of data to operate optimally. Handling large data necessitates massive crawling processes. This research aims to enhance crawling efficiency by implementing a distributed crawler using sockets as the communication medium between devices. The distributed architecture of the crawler system includes a tracker, manager, and client. Its primary goal is to improve crawling efficiency and effectiveness through distributed means. The final outcome of this innovation shows a distributed increase of 30% in data acquisition with two crawlers compared to individual crawlers, with no duplicated data.
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