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Parameters for distributed system design

✍ Scribed by Richard D. Ferrante

Publisher
Elsevier Science
Year
1990
Tongue
English
Weight
824 KB
Volume
9
Category
Article
ISSN
0743-7315

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✦ Synopsis

This paper analyzes the architectural choices which limit a system's ability to achieve specific design goals. A "layered black box" methodology for the analysis of distributed systems is introduced which allows the easy definition and manipulation of abstract systems. The layered black box abstraction is combined with analysis methods derived from contextual linguistics to delimit the possible functions of distributed systems. The goal is to determine the level of system knowledge which may be deduced from an abstract description of a distributed system. We do not so much develop new metrics for distributed system design as gain a deeper understanding of the significance and applicability of parameters for distributed systems. o 1990 Academic PESS, IM.

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