CloudSNAP: A transparent infrastructure for decentralized web deployment using distributed interception

Mondéjar, Rubén; Garcı́a-López, Pedro; Pairot, Carles; Pamies-Juarez, Lluis

doi:10.1016/j.future.2011.08.013

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“…In a p2p distributed system peers are equally privileged and participate with the same way in the application. In a decentralized web, infrastructure data (Mondéjar et al 2013;Benet 2014;Somin et al 2018) is saved in multiple copies in each one of the nodes of the p2p network (Golle et al 2001;Schollmeier 2001). p2p networks are not something new.…”

Section: Blockchain: Towards a Decentralized Webmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Taking the above perspective into account, Blockchain (Nakamoto 2008 ; Barcelo 2014 ) is the mainspring that can lead to the next-generation Internet, what we do refer to as decentralized web or Web3 (Mondéjar et al 2013 ; Benet 2014 ; Somin et al 2018 ). Blockchain (Nakamoto 2008 ; Barcelo 2014 ) changes the ways that data is collected/saved and managed as it provides a more secure layer people can trust.…”

Section: Blockchain: Towards a Decentralized Webmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Known Unknowns in an Era of Technological and Viral Disruptions—Implications for Theory, Policy, and Practice

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Known Unknowns in an Era of Technological and Viral Disruptions—Implications for Theory, Policy, and Practice

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Christodoulou

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“…CloudSNAP [15] is a platform for decentralized deployment of Java Enterprise Edition (Java EE) web applications. It uses a structured P2P architecture in which every peer runs a web server and can be host to any kind of web service.…”

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P2P-RMI: Transparent Distribution of Remote Java Objects

Zink¹,

Haase²,

Wäsch³

et al. 2012

IJCNC

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“…The work presented in paper (Costaa and Cruzb,2012) is similar to ours, but the authors focused on moving a web application to Azure. CloudSNAP also was a web deployment platform to deploy Java EE web applications into a Cloud infrastructure (Mondéjar, Pedro, Carles, Lluis, 2013). In paper (Marozzo, Lordan, Rafanell, Lezzi and Badia, 2012), the authors developed a framework to execute an e-Science application on Azure platform through expending COMPSs programming framework.…”

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An HPC Application Deployment Model on Azure Cloud for SMEs

Ding¹,

Mey²,

Wienke³

et al. 2013

Proceedings of the 3rd International Conference on Cloud Computing and Services Science

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With the advance of high-performance computing (HPC), more and more scientific applications which cannot be satisfied by on-premises compute power need large scale of computing resources, especially for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). Emerging cloud computing offerings promise to provide us with enormous on-demand computing power. Many cloud platforms have been developed to provide users with various kinds of computer and storage resources. The user only needs to pay for the required resources and does not need to struggle with the underlying configuration of the operation system. But it is not always convenient for a user to migrate on-premises applications to these cloud platforms, which is especially true for an HPC application. In this paper, we proposed an HPC application deployment model based on the Windows Azure cloud platform, and developed an MPI application case on Azure.

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CloudSNAP: A transparent infrastructure for decentralized web deployment using distributed interception

Cited by 17 publications

References 10 publications

Known Unknowns in an Era of Technological and Viral Disruptions—Implications for Theory, Policy, and Practice

Known Unknowns in an Era of Technological and Viral Disruptions—Implications for Theory, Policy, and Practice

P2P-RMI: Transparent Distribution of Remote Java Objects

An HPC Application Deployment Model on Azure Cloud for SMEs

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