Distributed Systems for System Architects

✍ Scribed by Rodrigues, Luís;Veríssimo, Paulo

Publisher: Springer
Year: 2012
Tongue: English
Leaves: 636
Series: Advances in Distributed Computing and Middleware Ser. 1
Category: Library

No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.

✦ Synopsis

The distributed systems architect assembles pieces of hardware that are at least as large as a computer or a network router, and assigns pieces of software that are self-contained - such as Java applets - to those hardware components. As system complexity, size and diversity grow, the probability of inconsistency, unreliability, non-responsiveness and insecurity, increases. It is absolutely necessary for distributed systems architects to understand the management of such complex systems. Distributed Systems for System Architects addresses these issues.

✦ Table of Contents

Preface. Foreword. Part I: Distribution. 1. Distributed Systems Foundations. 2. Distributed System Paradigms. 3. Models of Distributed Computing. 4. Distributed Systems and Platforms. 5. Case Study: VP'63. Part II: Fault Tolerance. 6. Fault-Tolerant Systems Foundations. 7. Paradigms for Distributed Fault Tolerance. 8. Models of Distributed Fault-Tolerant Computing. 9. Dependable Systems and Platforms. 10. Case Study: VP'63. Part III: Real-Time. 11. Real-Time Systems Foundations. 12. Paradigms for Real-Time. 13. Models of Distributed Real-Time Computing. 14. Distributed Real-Time Systems and Platforms. 15. Case Study: VP'63. Part IV: Security. 16. Fundamental Security Concepts. 17. Security Paradigms. 18. Models of Distributed Secure Computing. 19. Secure Systems and Platforms. 20. Case Study: VP'63. Part V: Management. 21. Fundamental Concepts of Management. 22. Paradigms for Distributed Systems Management. 23. Models of Network and Distributed Systems Management. 24. Management Systems and Platforms. 25. Case Study: VP'63. References. Index.

✦ Subjects

Electronic Data Processing--Distributed Processing;Electronic Data Processing -- Distributed Processing

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