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分布式系统概念与设计（英文影印版）（第4版）Distributed Systems:Concepts and Design,Fourth Edition

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【作　者】 George Coulouris
【开　本】16 【版　次】1次
【分类】 计算机书店>>程序设计
【页　数】 927 【字　数】 0
【日　期】 2005年8月
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【出版社】 机械工业出版社
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PREFACE 1CHARACTERIZATIONOFDISTRIBUTEDSYSTEMS 1.1Introduction 1.2Examplesofdistributedsystems 1.3ResourcesharingandtheWeb 1.4Challenges 1.5Summary 2SYSTEMMODELS 2.1Introduction 2.2Architecturalmodels 2.3Fundamentalmodels 2.4Summary 3NETWORKINGANDINTERNETWORKING 3.1Introduction 3.2Typesofnetwork 3.3Networkprinciples 3.4internetprotocols 3.5Casestudies:Ethernet,WiFi,BluetoothandATM 3.6Summary INTERPROCESSCOMMUNICATION 4.1Introduction 4.2TheAPlfortheInternetprotocols 4.3Externaldatarepresentationandmarshalling 4.4Client-servercommunication 4.5Groupcommunication 4.6Casestudy:interprocesscommunicationinUNIX 4.7Summary 5DISTRIBUTEDOBJECTSANDREMOTEINVOCATION 5.1Introduction 5.2Communicationbetweendistributedobjects 5.3Remoteprocedurecall 5.4Eventsandnotifications 5.5Casestudy:JavaRMI 5.6Summary 6OPERATINGSYSTEMSUPPORT 6.1Introduction 6.2Theoperatingsystemlayer 6.3Protection 6.4Processesandthreads 6,5Communicationandinvocation 6.6Operatingsystemarchitecture 6.7Summary SECURITY 7.1Introduction 7.2Overviewofsecuritytechniques 7.3Cryptographicalgorithms 7.4Digitalsignatures 7,5Cryptographypragmatics 7.6Casestudies:Needham-Schroeder,Kerberos,TLS,802.11WiFi 7,7Summary DISTRIBUTEDFILESYSTEMS 8.1Introduction 8.2Fileservicearchitecture 8.3Casestudy:SunNetworkFileSystem 8.4Casestudy:TheAndrewFileSystem 8.5Enhancementsandfurtherdevelopments 8.6Summary NAMESERVICES 9.1Introduction 9.2NameservicesandtheDomainNameSystem 9.3Directoryservices 9.4CasestudyoftheGlobalNameService 9.5CasestudyoftheX.500DirectoryService 9.6Summary 10PEER-TO-PEERSYSTEMS 10.1Introduction 10.2Napsteranditslegacy 10.3Peer-to-peermiddleware 10.4Routingoverlays 10.5Overlaycasestudies:Pastry,Tapestry 10.6Applicationcasestudies:Squirrel,OceanStore,Ivy 10.7Summary 11TIMEANDGLOBALSTATES 11.1Introduction 11.2Clocks,eventsandprocessstates 11.3Synchronizingphysicalclocks 11.4Logicaltimeandlogicalclocks 11.5Globalstates 11.6Distributeddebugging 11.7Summary 12COORDINATIONANDAGREEMENT 12.1Introduction 12.2Distributedmutualexclusion 12.3Elections 12.4Multicastcommunication 12.5Consensusandrelatedproblems 12.6Summary 13TRANSACTIONSANDCONCURRENCYCONTROL 13.1Introduction 13.2Transactions 13.3Nestedtransactions 13.4Locks 13.5Optimisticconcurrencycontrol 13.6Timestampordering 13.7Comparisonofmethodsforconcurrencycontrol 13.8Summary 14DISTRIBUTEDTRANSACTIONS 14.1Introduction 14.2Flatandnesteddistributedtransactions 14.3Atomiccommitprotocols 14.4Concurrencycontrolindistributedtransactions 14.5Distributeddeadlocks 14.6Transactionrecovery 14.7Summary 15REPLICATION 15.1introduction 152Systemmodelandgroupcommunication 15.3Fault-tolerantservices 15.4Casestudiesofhighlyavailableservices: thegossiparchitecture,BayouandCoda 15.5Transactionswithreplicateddata 15.6Summary MOBILEANDUBIQUITOUSCOMPLITINO 16.1Introduction 16.2Association 16.3Interoperation 16.4Sensingandcontext-awareness 16.5Securityandprivacy 16.6Adaptation 16.7CasestudyofCooltown 16.8Summary 17DISTRIBUTEDMULTIMEDIASYSTEMS 17.1Introduction 17.2Characteristicsofmultimediadata 17.3Qualityofservicemanagement 17.4Resourcemanagement 17.5Streamadaptation 17.6Casestudy:theTigervideofileserver 17.7Summary 18DISTRIBUTEDSHAREDMEMORY 18.1Introduction 18.2Designandimplementationissues 18.3SequentialconsistencyandIvycasestudy 18.4ReleaseconsistencyandMunincasestudy 18.5Otherconsistencymodels 18.6Summary 19WEBSERVICES 19.1Introduction 19.2Webservices 19.3ServicedescriptionsandIDLforwebservices 19.4Adirectoryserviceforusewithwebservices 19.5XMLsecurity 19.6Coordinationofwebservices 19.7Casestudy:theGrid 19.8Summary 20CORBACASESTUDY 20.1Introduction 20.2CORBARMI 20.3CORBAservices 20.4Summary REFERENCES INDEX