Distributed Systems: Concepts and Design (English Version·4th Edition)

Author: Kurose
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Publication Date: 2006-01-01
Features: From mobile phones to the Internet, our lives are increasingly dependent on distributed systems that link computers and other devices together seamlessly and transparently. This book comprehensively introduces the design principles and practices of distributed systems, as well as their exciting new advancements, using numerous new case studies to illustrate system design and development methods. The previous edition has been adopted by many top universities worldwide, including the University of Edinburgh, University of Illinois, Carnegie Mellon University, University of Southern California, Texas A&M University, University of Toronto, and Rochester Institute of Technology, as textbooks for advanced operating systems, computer networks, and distributed systems courses. New content in the 4th Edition● Three entirely new chapters introducing peer-to-peer systems, Web services, and mobile and ubiquitous computing systems.● Over 25 case studies of common systems, with 8 being entirely new, including research on grids, Cooltown, Bluetooth, and WiFi/WEP protocols.● Comprehensive updates on XML and its security extensions, as well as the AES encryption standard and secure design for ubiquitous systems.