分布式系统概念与设计（新版英文版第4版）

PREFACE

1CHARACTERIZATIONOFDISTRIBUTEDSYSTEMS

1.1Introduction

1.2Examplesofdistributedsystems

1.3ResourcesharingandtheWeb

1.4Challenges

1.5Summary

2SYSTEMMODELS

2.1Introduction

2.2Architecturalmodels

2.3Fundamentalmodels

2.4Summary

3NETWORKINGANDINTERNETWORKING

3.1Introduction

3.2Typesofnetwork

3.3Networkprinciples

3.4internetprotocols

3.5Casestudies:Ethernet,WiFi,BluetoothandATM

3.6Summary

INTERPROCESSCOMMUNICATION

4.1Introduction

4.2TheAPlfortheInternetprotocols

4.3Externaldatarepresentationandmarshalling

4.4Client-servercommunication

4.5Groupcommunication

4.6Casestudy:interprocesscommunicationinUNIX

4.7Summary

5DISTRIBUTEDOBJECTSANDREMOTEINVOCATION

5.1Introduction

5.2Communicationbetweendistributedobjects

5.3Remoteprocedurecall

5.4Eventsandnotifications

5.5Casestudy:JavaRMI

5.6Summary

6OPERATINGSYSTEMSUPPORT

6.1Introduction

6.2Theoperatingsystemlayer

6.3Protection

6.4Processesandthreads

6,5Communicationandinvocation

6.6Operatingsystemarchitecture

6.7Summary

SECURITY

7.1Introduction

7.2Overviewofsecuritytechniques

7.3Cryptographicalgorithms

7.4Digitalsignatures

7,5Cryptographypragmatics

7.6Casestudies:Needham-Schroeder,Kerberos,TLS,802.11WiFi

7,7Summary

DISTRIBUTEDFILESYSTEMS

8.1Introduction

8.2Fileservicearchitecture

8.3Casestudy:SunNetworkFileSystem

8.4Casestudy:TheAndrewFileSystem

8.5Enhancementsandfurtherdevelopments

8.6Summary

NAMESERVICES

9.1Introduction

9.2NameservicesandtheDomainNameSystem

9.3Directoryservices

9.4CasestudyoftheGlobalNameService

9.5CasestudyoftheX.500DirectoryService

9.6Summary

10PEER-TO-PEERSYSTEMS

10.1Introduction

10.2Napsteranditslegacy

10.3Peer-to-peermiddleware

10.4Routingoverlays

10.5Overlaycasestudies:Pastry,Tapestry

10.6Applicationcasestudies:Squirrel,OceanStore,Ivy

10.7Summary

11TIMEANDGLOBALSTATES

11.1Introduction

11.2Clocks,eventsandprocessstates

11.3Synchronizingphysicalclocks

11.4Logicaltimeandlogicalclocks

11.5Globalstates

11.6Distributeddebugging

11.7Summary

12COORDINATIONANDAGREEMENT

12.1Introduction

12.2Distributedmutualexclusion

12.3Elections

12.4Multicastcommunication

12.5Consensusandrelatedproblems

12.6Summary

13TRANSACTIONSANDCONCURRENCYCONTROL

13.1Introduction

13.2Transactions

13.3Nestedtransactions

13.4Locks

13.5Optimisticconcurrencycontrol

13.6Timestampordering

13.7Comparisonofmethodsforconcurrencycontrol

13.8Summary

14DISTRIBUTEDTRANSACTIONS

14.1Introduction

14.2Flatandnesteddistributedtransactions

14.3Atomiccommitprotocols

14.4Concurrencycontrolindistributedtransactions

14.5Distributeddeadlocks

14.6Transactionrecovery

14.7Summary

15REPLICATION

15.1introduction

152Systemmodelandgroupcommunication

15.3Fault-tolerantservices

15.4Casestudiesofhighlyavailableservices:

thegossiparchitecture,BayouandCoda

15.5Transactionswithreplicateddata

15.6Summary

MOBILEANDUBIQUITOUSCOMPLITINO

16.1Introduction

16.2Association

16.3Interoperation

16.4Sensingandcontext-awareness

16.5Securityandprivacy

16.6Adaptation

16.7CasestudyofCooltown

16.8Summary

17DISTRIBUTEDMULTIMEDIASYSTEMS

17.1Introduction

17.2Characteristicsofmultimediadata

17.3Qualityofservicemanagement

17.4Resourcemanagement

17.5Streamadaptation

17.6Casestudy:theTigervideofileserver

17.7Summary

18DISTRIBUTEDSHAREDMEMORY

18.1Introduction

18.2Designandimplementationissues

18.3SequentialconsistencyandIvycasestudy

18.4ReleaseconsistencyandMunincasestudy

18.5Otherconsistencymodels

18.6Summary

19WEBSERVICES

19.1Introduction

19.2Webservices

19.3ServicedescriptionsandIDLforwebservices

19.4Adirectoryserviceforusewithwebservices

19.5XMLsecurity

19.6Coordinationofwebservices

19.7Casestudy:theGrid

19.8Summary

20CORBACASESTUDY

20.1Introduction

20.2CORBARMI

20.3CORBAservices

20.4Summary

REFERENCES

INDEX