(特价书)分布式系统概念与设计（英文影印版）（第4版）

.4.1 introduction
4.2 the apl for the internet protocols
4.3 external data representation and marshalling
4.4 client-server communication
4.5 group communication
4.6 case study: interprocess communication in unix
4.7 summary
5 distributed objects and remote invocation
5.1 introduction
5.2 communication between distributed objects
5.3 remote procedure call
5.4 events and notifications
5.5 case study: java rmi
5.6 summary
6 operating system support
6.1 introduction
6.2 the operating system layer
6.3 protection
6.4 processes and threads
6,5 communication and invocation
6.6 operating system architecture
6.7 summary
security
7.1 introduction
7.2 overview of security techniques
7.3 cryptographic algorithms
7.4 digital signatures
7,5 cryptography pragmatics
7.6 case studies: needham-schroeder, kerberos, tls, 802.1 1 wifi
7,7 summary
distributed file systems
8.1 introduction
8.2 file service architecture
8.3 case study: sun network file system
8.4 case study: the andrew file system
8.5 enhancements and further developments
8.6 summary
name services
9.1 introduction
9.2 name services and the domain name system
9.3 directory services
9.4 case study of the global name service
9.5 case study of the x.500 directory service
9.6 summary
10 peer-to-peer systems
10.1 introduction
10.2 napsterand its legacy
10.3 peer-to-peer middleware
10.4 routing overlays
10.5 overlay case studies: pastry, tapestry
10.6 application case studies: squirrel, oceanstore, ivy
10.7 summary
11 time and global states
11.1 introduction
11.2 clocks, eventsand process states
11.3 synchronizing physical clocks
11.4 logical time and logical clocks
11.5 global states
11.6 distributed debugging
11.7 summary
12 coordination and agreement
12.1 introduction
12.2 distributed mutual exclusion
12.3 elections
12.4 multicast communication
12.5 consensus and related problems
12.6 summary
13 transactions and concurrency control
13.1 introduction
13.2 transactions
13.3 nested transactions
13.4 locks
13.5 optimistic concurrency control
13.6 timestamp ordering
13.7 comparison of methods for concurrency control
13.8 summary
14 distributed transactions
14.1 introduction
14.2 flat and nested distributed transactions
14.3 atomic commit protocols
14.4 concurrency control in distributed transactions
14.5 distributed deadlocks
14.6 transaction recovery
14.7 summary
15 replication
15.1 introduction
152 system model and group communication
15.3 fault-tolerant services
15.4 case studies of highly available services:
the gossip architecture, bayou and coda
15.5 transactions with replicated data
15.6 summary
mobile and ubiquitous complitino
16.1 introduction
16.2 association
16.3 interoperation
16.4 sensing and context-awareness
16.5 security and privacy
16.6 adaptation
16.7 case study of cooltown
16.8 summary
17 distributed multimedia systems
17.1 introduction
17.2 characteristics of multimedia data
17.3 quality of service management
17.4 resource management
17.5 stream adaptation
17.6 case study: the tiger video file server
17.7 summary
18 distributed shared memory
18.1 introduction
18.2 design and implementation issues
18.3 sequential consistency and ivy case study
18.4 release consistency and munin case study
18.5 other consistency models
18.6 summary
19 web services
19.1 introduction
19.2 web services
19.3 service descriptions and idl for web services
19.4 a directory service for use with web services
19.5 xml security
19.6 coordination of web services
19.7 case study: the grid
19.8 summary
20 corba case study
20.1 introduction
20.2 corba rmi
20.3 corba services
20.4 summary
references
index