End-to-End Stewardship

Oct 25, 2014

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End-to-End Stewardship NOTIONAL SAMPLE

End-to-End Issues

End-to-End Issues. Al Harris CS 598ig 9/28/2005. Where is the Work Done?. In the network Sensor fusion Active networks NAT At the endpoints Using acknowledgements for reliability On the phone: “Can you repeat that?”. Outline. The End-to-End Argument Saltzer, Reed, and Clark

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End to End Protocols

End to End Protocols. End to End Protocols. Last week: basic protocols Stop & wait (Correct but low performance) Today: Window based protocol. Go Back N Selective Repeat TCP protocol. UDP protocol. Next week: Flow control & congestion control. rdt3.0: Stop-and-Wait Operation.

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End-to-End Data

End-to-End Data. Outline Presentation Formatting Data Compression. Problem. The sender and receiver seeing the same data is often called the presentation format . The efficiency of the encoding involves the error detection/correcting and data compression. Presentation Formatting.

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End-to-End Issues

End-to-End Issues. Route Diversity. Load balancing Per packet splitting Per flow splitting Spill over Route change Failure policy Route flapping. Diversity Effects. Packet reorder TCP performance Larger playback buffer Jitter However, jitter can occur due cross traffic.

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End-To-End Solutions

End-To-End Solutions. Al-FALAK Affiliates / Clients. Al-FALAK Background. Al-FALAK Solutions. Al-FALAK Contacts. Our Vision. “To provide innovative Information Technology Solutions that meet and exceed future needs of our clients.”. Al-FALAK Affiliates / Clients. Al-FALAK Background.

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End to End Simulations

End to End Simulations. What’s this ?. This is the MUSE datacube of NGC 1068 we just received from ESO. Can you remind me how many students we have left ?. Instrument Numerical Model. Astro. Scene Simulations. Validation. Data Analysis Software Tools. Data Reduction System.

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SOA End to End Security

SOA End to End Security. Department of Computer Science Purdue University West Lafayette, Indiana. Program Manager: Asher Sinclair, AFRL/RISE. Award No. FA8750-10-2-0152. 09/27/2011. 1. People Involved In the Project. Two Faculty Members Ten graduate students. 2. Outlines.

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End-to-End Protocols

End-to-End Protocols. Getting Processes to Communicate. Outline. UDP TCP Remote Procedure Call Performance. Underlying best-effort network. drop messages re-orders messages delivers duplicate copies of a given message limits messages to some finite size

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End-To-End Scheduling

End-To-End Scheduling. Distributed Systems Seminar, Spring 2003. Angelo Corsaro & Venkita Subramonian Department of Computer Science Washington University. Prolog. Distributed Real-Time Systems. The key characteristics of Distributed Real-Time Systems (DRTS) are:

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End to End Protocols

End to End Protocols. End to End Protocols. We already saw: basic protocols Stop & wait (Correct but low performance) Now: Window based protocol. Go Back N Selective Repeat TCP protocol. UDP protocol. Pipelining: sender allows multiple, “in-flight”, yet-to-be-acknowledged pkts

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End-to-end Authorization

End-to-end Authorization. Jon Howell and David Kotz Presented by James Newell. Background. Barriers impede authorization into hop-by-hop approaches Administrative domains Networks scale Levels of abstraction Different protocols

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End-to-End Protocols

End-to-End Protocols. 5.1 Simple Demultiplexer (UDP) 5.2 Reliable Byte-Stream (TCP) 5.3 Remote Procedure Call (RPC) 5.4 Transport for Real-Time Applications (RTP). Underlying best-effort network drop messages reorder messages deliver duplicate copies of a given message

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End-to-End Protocols

End-to-End Protocols. Outline Simple Demultiplexer Reliable Byte-Stream Remote Procedure Call Performance. End-to-End Protocols. Common end-to-end services guarantee message delivery deliver messages in the same order they are sent deliver at most one copy of each message

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End-to-End Data

End-to-End Data. From network’s perspective, application programs exchange messages (stream of bytes). From applic’s perspective, these bytes have meaning & structure which must be encoded into the byte stream As in Chapter 2 (bit streams  EM signals) there are 2 concerns:

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End-to-end eProcurement

End-to-end eProcurement. Rolling Plan on ICT Standardisation Brussels, 25 March 2014. Marc Christopher Schmidt DG Markt, Unit C4 eProcurement and Economic Analysis. The economic context. Public expenditure is 19% of EU GDP

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End-to-End Protocols

End-to-End Protocols. Underlying best-effort network drop messages re-orders messages delivers duplicate copies of a given message limits messages to some finite size delivers messages after an arbitrarily long delay Common end-to-end services guarantee message delivery

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End-to-End Simulation

End-to-End Simulation. Chris Prior, RAL. Density in longitudinal phase space, from a 25 million particle simulation of a mismatched beam. Outline. Scope Feasibility/Practicality of the project Available tools Status Goals and work plan. Protons v Muons.

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End to End Protocols

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End To End Encryption

Now, the entire world and business operations are running on ciphers and codes. From shopping online, entertainment, and ATMs to emails, cryptography occupies your every waking moment. It is a well-recognized fact that life is practically not possible without security. When it comes to cryptography, it is entirely about secret communication. The main goal of this science is to enable communications on an insecure network in a way that the potential adversary never knows what is conveyed. Most significantly, the worldwide propagation of various cyber attacks leads to one specific cryptography component. Hence, encryption is essential for making every effort to protecting your intellectual property and sensitive data. <a href="http://Codesealer.com">End To End Encryption</a> increases the data safety no matter whether your business information is available in a private or public cloud on in transit.

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