Web Serving -- P2P Style -- With BadBlue

http://www.serverwatch.com/sreviews/article.php/3293751

"BadBlue tried from the start to define a niche outside of anonymous, masked file sharing, to bring the power of a distributed network to "legitimate" environments. BadBlue is essentially a hybrid between a Web server and peer-to-peer file sharing that lets users build an ad-hoc network among BadBlue servers, thus the P2P angle. Access to the network is handled entirely through a Web browser and mediated by BadBlue's built-in Web server. As a Web server, it supports scripting languages, such as PHP, making BadBlue's behavior extendable.

One of BadBlue's attractive features is its lightweight nature. The download is under 500 KB, and the whole ball of string squeezes into less than 1 MB when installed. The installer is simple and straightforward, and organizations using BadBlue can be up and sharing files in a matter of minutes."