journals.iop.org home page electronic journals * User guide   * Site map   | Quick Search:Help  
Distributed Systems Engineering
Athens/Institutional login
IOP login: Password:   
Create account | Alerts | Contact us
Journals Home | Journals List | EJs Extra | This Journal | Search | Authors | Referees | Librarians | User Options | Help |

Construction and management of highly available services in open distributed systems

Christos Karamanolis et al 1998 Distrib. Syst. Engng. 5 29-45   doi: 10.1088/0967-1846/5/1/004  Help

   PDF (677 KB) | Gzipped PS (1.01 MB) | References | Articles citing this article

Christos Karamanolis and Jeff Magee
Department of Computing, Imperial College of Science, Technology and Medicine, 180 Queen's Gate, London SW7 2BZ, UK

Abstract. This paper addresses the problem of constructing and managing highly available services for large, open distributed systems. A novel replication protocol is presented that satisfies two fundamental requirements of this environment. First, it hides replication from the service clients and secondly, it facilitates the dynamic reconfiguration of the server group. The protocol has been implemented and tested in the Regis distributed environment. The experimental results indicate that the cost of replication transparency is acceptable.

Print publication: Issue 1 (March 1998)
Received 7 March 1997

Bookmark and Share Post to CiteUlike | Post to Connotea | Post to Bibsonomy

 

Find related articles





Article options

Authors & Referees

BEC Matters!author services
 
Content finder
  Full Search
  Help


  
Setup information is available for Adobe Acrobat and Gzip compressed PostScript.
EndNote, ProCite ® and Reference Manager ® are registered trademarks of ISI Researchsoft.
Copyright © Institute of Physics and IOP Publishing Limited 2009.
Use of this service is subject to compliance with the terms and conditions of use. In particular, reselling and systematic downloading of files is prohibited.
Help: Cookies | Data Protection.
 
Bioinspiration and Biomimetics reasearch banner