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CS1353 – DISTRIBUTED SYSTEMS

CS1353 – DISTRIBUTED SYSTEMS

UNIT I
BASIC CONCEPTS

              Characterization of distributed systems − Examples − Resource sharing and the Web − Challenges − System models − Architectural and fundamental models − Networking and internetworking − Types of networks − Network principles − Internet protocols − Case studies.

UNIT II
PROCESSES AND DISTRIBUTED OBJECTS

              Interprocess communication − The API for the internet protocols − External data representation and marshalling − Client-server communication − Group communication − Case study − Distributed objects and remote invocation − Communication between distributed objects − Remote procedure call − Events and notifications − Java RMI − Case Study.

UNIT III
OPERATING SYSTEM ISSUES I

             The os layer − Protection − Processes and threads − Communication and invocation − OS Architecture − Security − Overview −Cryptographic algorithms − Digital signatures − Cryptography pragmatics − Case studies − Distributed file systems − File service architecture − Sun Network File System − The Andrew File System.

UNIT IV 
OPERATING SYSTEM ISSUES II

            Name services − Domain name system − Directory and discovery services − Global name service − X.500 directory service − Clocks − Events and process states − Synchronizing physical clocks − Logical time and logical clocks − Global states − Distributed debugging − Distributed mutual exclusion − Elections − Multicast communication related problems.

UNIT V 
DISTRIBUTED TRANSACTION PROCESSING

              Transactions − Nested transactions − Locks − Optimistic concurrency control − Timestamp ordering − Comparison − Flat and nested distributed transactions − Atomic commit protocols − Concurrency control in distributed transactions − Distributed deadlocks − Transaction recovery − Overview of replication and distributed multimedia systems.

2marks and 16 marks Question bankDistributed system Notes

Ilavarasan (Farmer)

Ilavarasan (Farmer)

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