Titlebook: Distributed Applications and Interoperable Systems; 13th IFIP WG 6.1 Int Jim Dowling,François Taïani Conference proceedings 2013 IFIP Inter

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The Dynamics of Science and Technologyper, we make a step towards a principled comparison of DFSS components, focusing on the evaluation of consistency mechanisms. We propose a novel modular DFSS testbed named FlexiFS, which implements a range of state-of-the-art techniques for the distribution, replication, routing, and indexing of dat

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Linda Clarke,Peter Gijsel,Jörn Janssenfits of Cloud computing while minimising security risks, we believe that application developers should be provided with the ability to dynamically change the security enforcement technology in use by their software, balancing performance and security as they see fit. Recent cryptography research wil

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AJITTS: Adaptive Just-In-Time Transaction Schedulingng transactions, that includes out-of-order execution..Our evaluation using traces from the industry standard TPC-E workload shows that the amount of aborted transactions can be kept bounded as system load increases, while at the same time fully utilizing system resources and thus scaling transactio

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Evaluating the Price of Consistency in Distributed File Storage Servicesper, we make a step towards a principled comparison of DFSS components, focusing on the evaluation of consistency mechanisms. We propose a novel modular DFSS testbed named FlexiFS, which implements a range of state-of-the-art techniques for the distribution, replication, routing, and indexing of dat

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Toward Unified and Flexible Security Policies Enforceable within the Cloudfits of Cloud computing while minimising security risks, we believe that application developers should be provided with the ability to dynamically change the security enforcement technology in use by their software, balancing performance and security as they see fit. Recent cryptography research wil

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-38541-4NoSQL databases; computer networks; consistency models; performance evaluation; security policies