Real-World Distributed Computer with Ibis.

The use of parallel and distributed computing systems is essential to meet the ever-increasing computational demands of many scientific and industrial applications. Ibis allows easy programming and deployment of compute-intensive distributed applications, even for dynamic, faulty, and heterogeneous...

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Publicado en:Computer (00189162) Vol. 43; no. 8; p. 54
Autores principales: Bal, Henri E., Maassen, Jason, van Nieuwpoort, Rob V., Drost, Niels, Kemp, Roelof, Palmer, Nick, Kielmann, Thilo, Seinstra, Frank, Jacobs, Ceriel
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: IEEE Aug2010
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          Vrije Universitieit Vrije Universitieit, Amsterdam Amsterdam
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        IBIS (Information retrieval system)
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        Computer programming
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        Distributed processing
        Distributed programming
        Distributed systems
        Fault tolerance
        Fault tolerant systems
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