Distributed digital library system integration model based on aggregators

Abstract

Distributed computing is a new paradigm in the field of resource sharing. Distributed computing seems as more promising in terms of request failure, security, flexibility and resource availability. It's main feature is to maintain the Quality of Service (QoS) provided to the end user in term of request processing power, request failure rate and many more. So resource management is important and maintaining least replication of resources and high security are of primary importance. To fulfill the above discussed parameters a aggregator based Distributed Digital Library System Integration model is proposed, to connect Digital library of different institutes of same organization.

Design and Implementation of Information Resource Co-Construction and Sharing System in Electronic Library

“…For example, Georgieva-Trifonova and Chotova (2015) studied the role of electronic libraries in information technology teaching in Bulgarian schools and summarized and explained the advantages and disadvantages of electronic libraries in information technology teaching and the main characteristics of electronic libraries. Gupta et al (2015) put forward an aggregator-based distributed digital library system integration model to connect different digital libraries of the same institution. The experiments showed that the model could maintain the quality of service provided to end users in terms of request processing ability and request failure rate.…”