'Logical names' presentation slideshows

Seminar 1024

Seminar 1024. OpenVMS System Management Techniques, Tools, and Tricks David J. Dachtera djesys@fsi.net DJE Systems http://www.djesys.com/. Agenda. Basic DCL Concepts Commands Command Procedures Verbs Symbols Flow Control (IF, GOTO, GOSUB, CALL) Useful Lexical Functions. Agenda.

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The Replica Location Service

The Replica Location Service. Ann Chervenak USC Information Sciences Institute annc@isi.edu Bob Schwartzkopf, bobs@isi.edu Shishir Bharathi, shishir@isi.edu. Replica Management in Grids. Data intensive applications Produce Terabytes or Petabytes of data

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The Replica Location Service

The Replica Location Service. Ann Chervenak USC Information Sciences Institute annc@isi.edu Bob Schwartzkopf, bobs@isi.edu Shishir Bharathi, shishir@isi.edu. Replica Management in Grids. Data intensive applications Produce Terabytes or Petabytes of data

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The EGRID technical journey

The EGRID technical journey. Building the Italian national pilot Grid facility for research in Economics and Finance. The EGRID technical journey. I part: context Technical goals Strategic choices Operational goals II part: Initial September 2004 release

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Distributed System Concepts and Architectures

Distributed System Concepts and Architectures. By Master Prince. Outline. Advantages and disadvantages of distributed OS Goals Transparency Services Architecture Models Communication Network Protocols Major Design Issues Distributed Computing Environment (DCE). Distributed OS.

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Interchangeability The What, When and How

Interchangeability The What, When and How. Alan Hume, BSc MSc Pickering Interfaces April 2013. References. References to NI in this document refer to National Instrument Corporation. MAX is an abbreviation for Measurement and Automation Explorer, an NI product. www.ni.com

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The Replica Location Service

The Replica Location Service. In wide area computing systems, it is often desirable to create copies (replicas) of data objects. Replication can be used to reduce access latency, improve data locality, and increase robustness, scalability and performance for distributed applications.

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THE REPLICA LOCATION SERVICE The Globus Project and the DataGrid Project

THE REPLICA LOCATION SERVICE The Globus Project and the DataGrid Project. Replication in Data Grids. Large data sets are frequently replicated to: Reduce access latency Maintain local control over necessary data Improve reliability and load balancing.

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