'Ken birman cornell university' presentation slideshows

Distributed Hash Tables

Distributed Hash Tables. Ken Birman Cornell University. CS5410 Fall 2008. . What is a Distributed Hash Table (DHT)?. Exactly that ? A service, distributed over multiple machines, with hash table semantics Put (key, value), Value = Get (key)

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Logical Time and Clocks

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Scalable Trusted Computing Engineering challenge, or something more fundamental?

Scalable Trusted Computing Engineering challenge, or something more fundamental?. Ken Birman Cornell University. Cornell Quicksilver Project. Krzys Ostrowski: The key player Ken Birman, Danny Dolev: Collaborators and research supervisors

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Transactions

Transactions. Ken Birman Cornell University. CS5410 Fall 2008. . Transactions. The most important reliability technology for client-server systems Now start an in-depth examination of the topic How transactional systems really work Implementation considerations

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Designing a New Multicast Infrastructure for Linux

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Game-Based Approaches

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Real Time and Clocks

Real Time and Clocks. Ken Birman Cornell University. CS5410 Fall 2008. . Real time and clocks. Lamport showed that if we care about event ordering, the best option is to use logical clocks But suppose we care about real time? How well can clocks be synchronized?

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Virtual Synchrony, Paxos , and Beyond

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Sybil Attacks and Reputation Tracking

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Building a System Management Service

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Typical Cloud Computing Services

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State Machine Concept

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Building a System Management Service

Building a System Management Service. Ken Birman Cornell University. CS5410 Fall 2008. . Monday: Designed an Oracle. We used a state machine protocol to maintain consensus on events Structured the resulting system as a tree in which each node is a group of replicas

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Content-Based Overlays

Content-Based Overlays. Ken Birman Cornell University. CS5410 Fall 2008. . Content filtering. Two kinds of publish-subscribe Topic-based: A topic defines the group of receivers.

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Ken Birman Cornell University

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Replicatio n Models: Summary

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