'Tuple space' presentation slideshows

ENGINEERING SYSTEMS with COORDINATION MODELS and TECHNOLOGIES

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JavaSpaces TM

JavaSpaces TM. By Stephan Roorda Source: JavaSpaces specification. Presentation Outline. Review of Linda Overview of JavaSpaces In depth description of JavaSpaces Why is JavaSpaces better?. Review of Linda. Linda Basics. Tuple space is Linda's name for its shared data space

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Rochester Institute of Technology

Rochester Institute of Technology. Distributed Computing with Small Mobile Wireless Devices Alan Kaminsky/Hans-Peter Bischof Information Technology Laboratory/CS Department Rochester Institute of Technology ark @ it.rit.edu/hpb @ cs.rit.edu. The Problem and the Opportunity

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Distributed Tuple-space Server for Ubiquitous Video Conferencing

S P A C E Structures, Propulsion, And Control Engineering C e n t e r. Distributed Tuple-space Server for Ubiquitous Video Conferencing. Student Assistants: Aleksander Milshteyn Neil Arellano Sergio Mendoza Evan Tsai Gabriel Nunez JohnPaul Adigwu Jorge Estrada

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David Evans cs.virginia/~evans

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LibX 2.0 - an Open Source, Community Platform for Delivering Library Services

LibX 2.0 - an Open Source, Community Platform for Delivering Library Services. Code4Lib 2009 Godmar Back University Libraries and Dep. Of Computer Science Virginia Tech. LibX 1.0. Toolbar and right-click context menu Adaptive and user-configurable context menus OpenURL support

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LIME II

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Coordination Models and Languages

Coordination Models and Languages. Part I: Coordination Languages and Linda Part II: Technologies based on Tuple space concept beyond Linda Part III: Comparison of coordination languages. Conclusions. Coordination Languages and Linda. Natalya Abraham CS854. Problem.

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TOWARDS SCALABILITY IN TUPLE SPACES

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Issues for Grids and WorldWide Computing Harvey B Newman California Institute of Technology

Issues for Grids and WorldWide Computing Harvey B Newman California Institute of Technology ACAT2000 Fermilab, October 19, 2000. Tier2 Center. Tier2 Center. Tier2 Center. Tier2 Center. Tier2 Center. HPSS. HPSS. HPSS. HPSS. LHC Vision: Data Grid Hierarchy.

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Linda, FT-Linda, and Jini

Linda, FT-Linda, and Jini. Prof. Dave Bakken CptS/EE 562 February 26, 2002. Outline of Lecture & Further Resources. Linda TM http://www.cs.yale.edu/Linda/linda.html FT-Linda http://www.cs.arizona.edu/ftol/languages/

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Parallel programming languages

Parallel programming languages. Hossein Bastan Isfahan University of Technology. outline. Parallel programming tools Shared memory programming tools OpenMP POSIX Threads Distributed memory programming tools MPI Parallel P rogramming L anguages Linda Erlang Unified parallel C

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Grid Computing & Tuple Space

Grid Computing & Tuple Space. Presented by Nelson Chu. What is Grid?. Computing Grid is a very large distributed computing network, Virtual Organizations (VO) Grid is an infrastructure to collaborate many diverse computing resources in a network to accomplish a task(s). ESG. What is Grid?.

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Intrusion Tolerance : The Killer App for BFT (?)

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Packet classification using diagonal-based tuple space search

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TOWARDS SCALABILITY IN TUPLE SPACES

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LIME Team

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BTnodes

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CS 584 Lecture 16

CS 584 Lecture 16. Assignment -- Due Friday C* program Paper reviews. Models of Parallelism. Message Passing (MPI, PVM) Data parallelism (C*) Global data-space (Linda). Linda. Consists of several operations that work on a global data space (tuple space)

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Computer Science 5204

Operating Systems Fall, 2000 Dr. Dennis Kafura. Computer Science 5204. Course Overview. object model tuple space model agent model metasystem model transaction model. Models of Computing. In this course we will study a number of different models that appear in distributed systems:.

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