Cover feature - Toward internet distributed computing

Milenković, Milan; Robinson, S.H.; Knauerhase, Robin; Barkai, D.; Garg, Siddharth; Tewari, Ajit; Anderson, Tom; Bowman, Mic

doi:10.1109/mc.2003.1198235

Cited by 44 publications

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“…In the wireless environment, DBR 2 P could provide more reliable data transmission for applications, such as the mobile learning, mobile commerce and mobile entertainment, [17][18][19]. Improvement on the stability of routes could still be considered in the future for DBR 2 P [20].…”

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Dynamic backup routes routing protocol for mobile ad hoc networks

Wang

Chao

2006

Information Sciences

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Dynamic backup routes routing protocol for mobile ad hoc networks

Wang

Chao

2006

Information Sciences

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“…A more promising research emerge with the advancement of network theories, that integrate P2P and grid as internet distributed computing (IDC) [20] which also include the mobile resources to be as a part of the idea in resource aggregation and orchestration. The network memory would be easily used in the resource virtualization.…”

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Improving Service Performance in Cloud Computing with Network Memory Virtualization

Natarajan

2014

Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing

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Abstract. Resources abstractions have been very critical in securing performance improvement and higher acceptance by the end users in cloud computing. System virtualization, storage virtualization and network virtualization had been realized and has become as a part large systems abstraction in cloud computing. Memory high-availability in network environments is an added advantage in our presentation as an integral part in extending cloud computing multi various services to include network memory virtualization.In this paper, we describe the virtualization of memory in cluster environment that could be applied universally using RDMA utility to map and access memory across the network. We suggested a combination of using the latency of remote memory and direct remote memory mapping facilities in our implementation. A low-level remote memory allocation and replacement technique is introduced to minimize page faulting and provide option to be more fault tolerance. We proposed a low level memory management technique in a network environment which would be able to support Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) and cloud computing.

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“…Some approaches and research projects have started to appear towards supporting this convergence and reusability of the three categories of eServices by providing appropriate models and platforms [12][20].…”

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Interoperability and eServices

Tsalgatidou

Koutrouli

2005

Distributed Applications and Interoperable Systems

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Abstract. eServices are the building blocks for loosely-coupled, distributed applications based on the Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) principles. One of the major benefits they offer is interoperability both between components of service oriented systems and between different systems. Still, the variety and diversity of implementations and interpretations of SOA and the vast amount of emerging standards hinder interoperability. This paper examines interoperability requirements and related issues in the three major eServices categories: Web, Grid and P2P services. Our aim is to provide the basis for a roadmap towards improving interoperability of eServices.

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Cover feature - Toward internet distributed computing

Cited by 44 publications

References 14 publications

Dynamic backup routes routing protocol for mobile ad hoc networks

Dynamic backup routes routing protocol for mobile ad hoc networks

Improving Service Performance in Cloud Computing with Network Memory Virtualization

Interoperability and eServices

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