Integration of Shareable Containers with Distributed Hash Tables for Storage of Structured and Dynamic Data

Kühn, Eva; Mordinyi, Richard; Goiss, Hannu-D.; Moser, Thomas; Bessler, Sandford; Tomic, Slobodanka

doi:10.1109/cisis.2009.53

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“…DHT provides a simple method for content-based routing of operations to distributed system nodes. In a nutshell DHT-based tuple-space implementations [11] [12] [14]use one or more fields of a tuple and template as input to a hash function that produces a key. In turn this key is used to obtain an identifier for the node where the a tuple or template is sent to be processed.…”

Section: Scalability Of Indirect Communication Middlewarementioning

confidence: 99%

Ultra-scalable architectures for Telecommunications and Web 2.0 services

Arango

Kaponig

2009

2009 13th International Conference on Intelligence in Next Generation Networks

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Over-the-top Web 2.0 services are generating profound business and technical impact in the Telecommunications industry. On the business front the industry is reacting with deployments of Web 2.0-type services and by exploring nontraditional business models. On the technical side, Web 2.0 communications services such as social networking and microblogging are triggering a major change in the way communications services are architected. The foundation of this transformation is the intensive adoption of distributed and parallel systems technologies to design architectures that scale cost-effectively from thousands to hundreds of millions of subscribers. This paper will examine how to design horizontallyscalable communications services through the use of distributed software systems techniques. We will examine key patterns that are emerging and focus on the middleware software required to design and build such highly scalable systems, specifically targeting communications and data management middleware.

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Section: Scalability Of Indirect Communication Middlewarementioning

confidence: 99%