PKCS #12: Personal Information Exchange Syntax v1.1

Parkinson, Sean; Moriarty, Kathleen; Scott, Michael James; Rusch, Andreas; Nyström, Magnus

doi:10.17487/rfc7292

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“…Examples of such methods are .map(), .flatMap(), .ifSuccess(), and .onFailure(), which are used to transform, transform and await, react to successful results and handle exceptions thrown during evaluation, respectively. 12 All Kalix library methods that return a Future<V> are guaranteed to execute the callbacks of those futures either on the same thread that invoked the method or on a fixed-size thread pool thread, unless something else is indicated by the documentation. 13 IV.…”

Section: E Concurrencymentioning

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“…An example of instantiating a new system. Both of identity and trustStore are created from PKCS#12 [12] key stores and represent the X.509 certificates owned and trusted by the created system, respectively. The host variable contains the IP address or domain name, as well as the port number, of the Eclipse Arrowhead Service Registry of the local cloud the created system belongs to.…”

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“…The Kalix Future<V> is significantly influenced by the design of the JavaScript Promise type, more of which you can read in[11] 12. Please refer to the Java documentation at https://arkalix.se/javadocs/ kalix-base/se/arkalix/util/concurrent/Future.html for a complete list.13 More deails about Kalix scheduling are available at https://arkalix.se/ javadocs/kalix-base/se/arkalix/util/concurrent/Schedulers.html.…”

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Kalix: A Java 11 Library for Developing Eclipse Arrowhead System-of-Systems

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Bodin

Schelén

2020

2020 25th IEEE International Conference on Emerging Technologies and Factory Automation (ETFA)

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Eclipse Arrowhead, an upcoming open source framework for designing cyber-physical system-of-systems, is starting to become complete enough to be the subject of serious evaluation and prototyping. As a consequence, it has become increasingly pertinent to provide software that makes it straightforward to use and learn it. To address this, we here present Arrowhead Kalix, a Java 11 library designed for the efficient and effective development of correct, concise and relatively performant Arrowhead-compliant systems. In this paper, we outline the philosophy behind the design of the library, its architecture, its fundamental components and give some examples of how it can be used. The purpose of the paper is both to educate and to provide academics using Kalix with a credible point of reference.

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2020 25th IEEE International Conference on Emerging Technologies and Factory Automation (ETFA)

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Accelerating Linux and Android applications on low‐power devices through remote GPGPU offloading

Montella

Kosta

Oro³

et al. 2017

Concurrency and Computation

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Summary Low‐power devices are usually highly constrained in terms of CPU computing power, memory, and GPGPU resources for real‐time applications to run. In this paper, we describe RAPID, a complete framework suite for computation offloading to help low‐powered devices overcome these limitations. RAPID supports CPU and GPGPU computation offloading on Linux and Android devices. Moreover, the framework implements lightweight secure data transmission of the offloading operations. We present the architecture of the framework, showing the integration of the CPU and GPGPU offloading modules. We show by extensive experiments that the overhead introduced by the security layer is negligible. We present the first benchmark results showing that Java/Android GPGPU code offloading is possible. Finally, we show the adoption of the GPGPU offloading into BioSurveillance, a commercial real‐time face recognition application. The results show that, thanks to RAPID, BioSurveillance is being successfully adapted to run on low‐power devices. The proposed framework is highly modular and exposes a rich application programming interface to developers, making it highly versatile while hiding the complexity of the underlying networking layer.

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2022

Guide to Internet Cryptography

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PKCS #12: Personal Information Exchange Syntax v1.1

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Kalix: A Java 11 Library for Developing Eclipse Arrowhead System-of-Systems

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