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Distributed systems : theory and applications

By:

Ghosh, Ratan K., author

Contributor(s):

Ghosh, Hiranmay, author

Material type: Text

978-1-11982593-7 (hardback)

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DDC classification:

2023 DC 004.36 G346

Summary: "This book is organized around three aspects of distributed systems: networks middleware tools, and applications. The authors introduce the network issues and high level connection tools in the initial chapters of the book. The abstractions and the implementations of several middleware for distributed computing are described over following chapters of the book, which constitute the bulk of core foundational topics. Going further, the authors discuss P2P, coordinated architectures, and advanced middleware for building large modern distributed applications spread over six chapters. Very large distributed systems rely on Intelligent and autonomous behavior of its components. In this context, the authors present distributed knowledge management and distributed multi-agent systems in the final chapters of the book."--

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Circulation	UM Digos College - LIC Book Cart	Circulation	DC 004.36 G346 2023 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		27884

Includes index.

"This book is organized around three aspects of distributed systems: networks middleware tools, and applications. The authors introduce the network issues and high level connection tools in the initial chapters of the book. The abstractions and the implementations of several middleware for distributed computing are described over following chapters of the book, which constitute the bulk of core foundational topics. Going further, the authors discuss P2P, coordinated architectures, and advanced middleware for building large modern distributed applications spread over six chapters. Very large distributed systems rely on Intelligent and autonomous behavior of its components. In this context, the authors present distributed knowledge management and distributed multi-agent systems in the final chapters of the book."--

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