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1 CHARACTERIZATION OF DISTRIBUTED SYSTEMS1

1.1 Introduction2

1.2 Examples of distributed systems3

1.3 Trends in distributed systems8

1.4 Focus on resource sharing14

1.5 Challenges16

1.6 Case study:The World Wide Web26

1.7 Summary33

2 SYSTEM MODELS37

2.1 Introduction38

2.2 Physical models39

2.3 Architectural models40

2.4 Fundamental models61

2.5 Summary76

3 NETWORKING AND INTERNETWORKING81

3.1 Introduction82

3.2 Types of network86

3.3 Network principles89

3.4 Internet protocols106

3.5 Case studies:Ethernet,WiFi and Bluetooth128

3.6 Summary141

4 INTERPROCESS COMMUNICATION145

4.1 Introduction146

4.2 The API for the Internet protocols147

4.3 External data representation and marshalling158

4.4 Multicast communication169

4.5 Network virtualization:Overlay networks174

4.6 Case study:MPI178

4.7 Summary181

5 REMOTE INVOCATION185

5.1 Introduction186

5.2 Request-reply protocols187

5.3 Remote procedure call195

5.4 Remote method invocation204

5.5 Case study:Java RMI217

5.6 Summary225

6 INDIRECT COMMUNICATION229

6.1 Introduction230

6.2 Group communication232

6.3 Publish-subscribe systems242

6.4 Message queues254

6.5 Shared memory approaches262

6.6 Summary274

7 OPERATING SYSTEM SUPPORT279

7.1 Introduction280

7.2 The operating system layer281

7.3 Protection284

7.4 Processes and threads286

7.5 Communication and invocation303

7.6 Operating system architecture314

7.7 Virtualization at the operating system level318

7.8 Summary331

8 DISTRIBUTED OBJECTS AND COMPONENTS335

8.1 Introduction336

8.2 Distributed objects337

8.3 Case study:CORBA340

8.4 From objects to components358

8.5 Case studies:Enterprise JavaBeans and Fractal364

8.6 Summary378

9 WEB SERVICES381

9.1 Introduction382

9.2 Web services384

9.3 Service descriptions and IDL for web services400

9.4 A directory service for use with web services404

9.5 XML security406

9.6 Coordination of web services411

9.7 Applications of web services413

9.8 Summary419

10 PEER-TO-PEER SYSTEMS423

10.1 Introduction424

10.2 Napster and its legacy428

10.3 Peer-to-peer middleware430

10.4 Routing overlays433

10.5 Overlay case studies:Pastry,Tapestry436

10.6 Application case studies:Squirrel,OceanStore,Ivy449

10.7 Summary458

11 SECURITY463

11.1 Introduction464

11.2 Overview of security techniques472

11.3 Cryptographic algorithms484

11.4 Digital signatures493

11.5 Cryptography pragmatics500

11.6 Case studies:Needham-Schroeder,Kerberos,TLS,802.11 WiFi503

11.7 Summary518

12 DISTRIBUTED FILE SYSTEMS521

12.1 Introduction522

12.2 File service architecture530

12.3 Case study:Sun Network File System536

12.4 Case study:The Andrew File System548

12.5 Enhancements and further developments557

12.6 Summary563

13 NAME SERVICES565

13.1 Introduction566

13.2 Name services and the Domain Name System569

13.3 Directory services584

13.4 Case study:The Global Name Service585

13.5 Case study:The X.500 Directory Service588

13.6 Summary592

14 TIME AND GLOBAL STATES595

14.1 Introduction596

14.2 Clocks,events and process states597

14.3 Synchronizing physical clocks599

14.4 Logical time and logical clocks607

14.5 Global states610

14.6 Distributed debugging619

14.7 Summary626

15 COORDINATION AND AGREEMENT629

15.1 Introduction630

15.2 Distributed mutual exclusion633

15.3 Elections641

15.4 Coordination and agreement in group communication646

15.5 Consensus and related problems659

15.6 Summary671

16 TRANSACTIONS AND CONCURRENCY CONTROL675

16.1 Introduction676

16.2 Transactions679

16.3 Nested transactions690

16.4 Locks692

16.5 Optimistic concurrency control707

16.6 Timestamp ordering711

16.7 Comparison of methods for concurrency control718

16.8 Summary720

17 DISTRIBUTED TRANSACTIONS727

17.1 Introduction728

17.2 Flat and nested distributed transactions728

17.3 Atomic commit protocols731

17.4 Concurrency control in distributed transactions740

17.5 Distributed deadlocks743

17.6 Transaction recovery751

17.7 Summary761

18 REPLICATION765

18.1 Introduction766

18.2 System model and the role of group communication768

18.3 Fault-tolerant services775

18.4 Case studies of highly available services:The gossip architecture,Bayou and Coda782

18.5 Transactions with replicated data802

18.6 Summary814

19 MOBILE AND UBIQUITOUS COMPUTING817

19.1 Introduction818

19.2 Association827

19.3 Interoperation835

19.4 Sensing and context awareness844

19.5 Security and privacy857

19.6 Adaptation866

19.7 Case study:Cooltown871

19.8 Summary878

20 DISTRIBUTED MULTIMEDIA SYSTEMS881

20.1 Introduction882

20.2 Characteristics of multimedia data886

20.3 Quality of service management887

20.4 Resource management897

20.5 Stream adaptation899

20.6 Case studies:Tiger,BitTorrent and End System Multicast901

20.7 Summary913

21 DESIGNING DISTRIBUTED SYSTEMS:GOOGLE CASE STUDY915

21.1 Introduction916

21.2 Introducing the case study:Google917

21.3 Overall architecture and design philosophy922

21.4 Underlying communication paradigms928

21.5 Data storage and coordination services935

21.6 Distributed computation services956

21.7 Summary964

REFERENCES？967

INDEX967