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Guide to reliable distributed systems: building high-assurance applications and cloud-hosted services

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Beteilige Person:	Birman, Kenneth P. 1955- (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	Englisch
Veröffentlicht:	London Springer 2012
Ausgabe:	[New ed.]
Schriftenreihe:	Texts in computer science
Schlagwörter:	Computerarchitektur Betriebssystem Cloud Computing Zuverlässigkeit Verteiltes System Rechnernetz Cloud computing.
Links:	http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=024727357&sequence=000002&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA
Beschreibung:	Frühere Aufl. u.d.T.: Birman, Kenneth P.: Reliable distributed systems
Umfang:	XXII, 730 S. Ill., graph. Darst. 24 cm
ISBN:	9781447124153

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adam_text	Contents 1 Introduction ................................ 1 1.1 Green Clouds on the Horizon ................... 1 1.2 The Cloud to the Rescue! ...................... 4 1.3 A Simple Cloud Computing Application .............. 5 1.4 Stability and Scalability: Contending Goals in Cloud Settings . . 10 1.5 The Missing Theory of Cloud Scalability ............. 18 1.6 Brewer s CAP Conjecture ..................... 22 1.7 The Challenge of Trusted Computing in Cloud Settings ...... 28 1.8 Data Replication: The Foundational Cloud Technology ...... 35 1.9 Split Brains and Other Forms of Mechanized Insanity ....... 39 1.10 Conclusions ............................. 42 Part I Computing in the Cloud 2 The Way of the Cloud .......................... 45 2.1 Introduction ............................. 45 2.1.1 The Technical and Social Origins of the Cloud . ..... 45 2.1.2 Is the Cloud a Distributed Computing Technology? ... 50 2.1.3 What Does Reliability Mean in the Cloud? ........ 60 2.2 Components of a Reliable Distributed Computing System .... 63 2.3 Summary: Reliability in the Cloud ................. 65 2.4 Related Reading .......................... 67 3 Client Perspective ............................. 69 3.1 The Life of a Cloud Computing Client ............... 69 3.2 Web Services ............................ 70 3.2.1 How Web Browsers Talk to Web Sites .......... 70 3.2.2 Web Services: Client/Server RPC over HTTP ...... 76 3.3 WS_RELIABILITY and WS_SECURITY ............ 81 3.3.1 WS_RELIABILITY .................... 81 3.3.2 WS_SECURITY ..................... 83 3.3.3 WS_SECURITY ..................... 86 3.4 Safe Execution of Downloaded Code ............... 87 3.5 Coping with Mobility ........................ 95 3.6 The Multicore Client ........................ 97 xv 3.7 Conclusions ............................. 98 3.8 Further Readings .......................... 99 Network Perspective ........................... 101 4.1 Network Perspective ........................ 101 4.2 The Many Dimensions of Network Reliability ........... 101 4.2.1 Internet Routers: A Rapidly Evolving Technology Arena 103 4.2.2 The Border Gateway Protocol Under Pressure ...... 109 4.2.3 Consistency in Network Routing ............. 115 4.2.4 Extensible Routers .................... 116 4.2.5 Overlay Networks ..................... 118 4.2.6 RON: The Resilient Overlay Network .......... 119 4.2.7 Distributed Hash Tables: Chord, Pastry, Beehive and Kelips ........................... 122 4.2.8 BitTorrent: A Fast Content Distribution System ..... 136 4.2.9 Sienna: A Content-Based Publish Subscribe System ... 137 4.2.10 The Internet Under Attack: A Spectrum of Threats . ... 140 4.3 Summary and Conclusions ..................... 142 4.4 Further Readings .......................... 143 The Structure of Cloud Data Centers .................. 145 5.1 The Layers of a Cloud ....................... 146 5.2 Elasticity and Reconfigurability .................. 146 5.3 Rapid Local Responsiveness and CAP ............... 148 5.4 Heavily Skewed Workloads and Zipf s Law ............ 151 5.5 A Closer Look at the First Tier ................... 155 5.6 Soft State vs. Hard State ...................... 157 5.7 Services Supporting the First Tier ................. 158 5.7.1 Memcached ........................ 158 5.7.2 BigTable .......................... 159 5.7.3 Dynamo .......................... 162 5.7.4 PNUTS and Cassandra .................. 164 5.7.5 Chubby .......................... 165 5.7.6 Zookeeper ......................... 165 5.7.7 Sinfonia.......................... 166 5.7.8 The Smoke and Mirrors File System ........... 167 5.7.9 Message Queuing Middleware .............. 169 5.7.10 Cloud Management Infrastructure and Tools ....... 172 5.8 Life in the Back ........................... 172 5.9 The Emergence of the Rent- А -Cloud Model ............ 175 5.9.1 Can HPC Applications Run on the Cloud? ........ 177 5.10 Issues Associated with Cloud Storage ............... 180 5.11 Related Reading .......................... 183 Remote Procedure Calls and the Client/Server Model ......... 185 6.1 Remote Procedure Call: The Foundation of Client/Server Computing ............................. 185 6.2 RPC Protocols and Concepts .................... 188 6.3 Writing an RPOBased Client or Server Program ......... 191 6.4 The RPC Binding Problem ..................... 195 6.5 Marshalling and Data Types .................... 197 6.6 Associated Services ........................ 199 6.6.1 Naming Services ..................... 200 6.6.2 Security Services ..................... 202 6.6.3 Transactions ........................ 203 6.7 The RPC Protocol ......................... 204 6.8 Using RPC in Reliable Distributed Systems ............ 208 6.9 Layering RPC over TCP ...................... 211 6.10 Stateless and Stateful Client/Server Interactions .......... 213 6.11 Major Uses of the Client/Server Paradigm ............. 213 6.12 Distributed File Systems ...................... 219 6.13 Stateful File Servers ........................ 227 6.14 Distributed Database Systems ................... 236 6.15 Applying Transactions to File Servers ............... 243 6.16 Related Reading .......................... 245 CORBA: The Common Object Request Broker Architecture .... 249 7.1 The ANSA Project ......................... 250 7.2 Beyond ANSA to CORBA ..................... 252 7.3 The CORBA Reference Model ................... 254 7.4 IDL and ODL ............................ 260 7.5 ORB ................................ 261 7.6 Naming Service ........................... 262 7.7 ENS—The CORBA Event Notification Service .......... 262 7.8 Life-Cycle Service ......................... 264 7.9 Persistent Object Service ...................... 264 7.10 Transaction Service ......................... 264 7.11 Interobject Broker Protocol ..................... 264 7.12 Properties of CORBA Solutions .................. 265 7.13 Performance of CORB A and Related Technologies ........ 266 7.14 Related Reading .......................... 269 System Support for Fast Client/Server Communication ........ 271 8.1 Lightweight RPC .......................... 271 8.2 fbufs and the x-Kernel Project ................... 274 8.3 Active Messages .......................... 276 8.4 Beyond Active Messages: U-Net and the Virtual Interface Architecture (VIA) ......................... 278 8.5 Asynchronous I/O APIs ...................... 282 8.6 Related Reading .......................... 283 Part II Reliable Distributed Computing 9 How and Why Computer Systems Fail ................. 287 9.1 Hardware Reliability and Trends .................. 288 9.2 Software Reliability and Trends .................. 289 9.3 Other Sources of Downtime .................... 292 9.4 Complexity ............................. 292 9.5 Detecting Failures ......................... 294 9.6 Hostile Environments ........................ 295 9.7 Related Reading .......................... 299 10 Overcoming Failures in a Distributed System ............. 301 10.1 Consistent Distributed Behavior .................. 301 10.1.1 Static Membership .................... 309 10.1.2 Dynamic Membership ................... 313 10.2 Time in Distributed Systems .................... 316 10.3 The Distributed Commit Problem ................. 323 10.3.1 Two-Phase Commit .................... 326 10.3.2 Three-Phase Commit ................... 332 10.3.3 Quorum Update Revisited ................. 336 10.4 Related Reading .......................... 336 11 Dynamic Membership .......................... 339 11.1 Dynamic Group Membership ................... 339 11.1.1 GMS and Other System Processes ............ 341 11.1.2 Protocol Used to Track GMS Membership ........ 346 11.1.3 GMS Protocol to Handle Client Add and Join Events . . 348 11.1.4 GMS Notifications with Bounded Delay ......... 349 11.1.5 Extending the GMS to Allow Partition and Merge Events ........................... 352 11.2 Replicated Data with Malicious Failures .............. 353 11.3 The Impossibility of Asynchronous Consensus (FLP) ....... 359 11.3.1 Three-Phase Commit and Consensus ........... 362 11.4 Extending Our Protocol into a Full GMS ............. 365 11.5 Related Reading .......................... 367 12 Group Communication Systems ..................... 369 12.1 Group Communication ....................... 369 12.2 A Closer Look at Delivery Ordering Options ........... 374 12.2.1 Nondurable Failure-Atomic Group Multicast ....... 378 12.2.2 Strongly Durable Failure-Atomic Group Multicast .... 380 12.2.3 Dynamic Process Groups ................. 381 12.2.4 View-Synchronous Failure Atomicity ........... 383 12.2.5 Summary of GMS Properties ............... 385 12.2.6 Ordered Multicast ..................... 386 12.3 Communication from Nonmembers to a Group .......... 399 12.4 Communication from a Group to a Nonmember .......... 402 12.5 Summary of Multicast Properties .................403 12.6 Related Reading ..........................404 13 Point to Point and Multi-group Considerations ............407 13.1 Causal Communication Outside of a Process Group ........408 13.2 Extending Causal Order to Multigroup Settings ..........411 13.3 Extending Total Order to Multigroup Settings ...........413 13.4 Causal and Total Ordering Domains ................415 13.5 Multicasts to Multiple Groups ...................416 13.6 Multigroup View Management Protocols .............417 13.7 Related Reading ..........................418 14 The Virtual Synchrony Execution Model ................419 14.1 Virtual Synchrony .........................419 14.2 Extended Virtual Synchrony ....................424 14.3 Virtually Synchronous Algorithms and Tools ...........430 14.3.1 Replicated Data and Synchronization ........... 430 14.3.2 State Transfer to a Joining Process ............ 435 14.3.3 Load-Balancing ...................... 437 14.3.4 Primary-Backup Fault Tolerance ............. 438 14.3.5 Coordinator-Cohort Fault Tolerance ........... 440 14.3.6 Applying Virtual Synchrony in the Cloud ........ 442 14.4 Related Reading .......................... 455 15 Consistency in Distributed Systems ...................457 15.1 Consistency in the Static and Dynamic Membership Models . . . 458 15.2 Practical Options for Coping with Total Failure ..........468 15.3 Summary and Conclusion .....................469 15.4 Related Reading ....................... . . . 470 Part III Applications of Reliability Techniques 16 Retrofitting Reliability into Complex Systems .............473 16.1 Wrappers and Toolkits .......................474 16.1.1 Wrapper Technologies .................. 476 16.1.2 Introducing Robustness in Wrapped Applications .... 483 16.1.3 Toolkit Technologies ................... 486 16.1.4 Distributed Programming Languages ........... 488 16.2 Wrapping a Simple RPC Server .................. 489 16.3 Wrapping a Web Site ........................ 491 16.4 Hardening Other Aspects of the Web ............... 492 16.5 Unbreakable Stream Connections ................. 496 16.5.1 Discussion ......................... 498 16.6 Reliable Distributed Shared Memory ............... 498 16.6.1 The Shared Memory Wrapper Abstraction ........499 16.6.2 Memory Coherency Options for Distributed Shared Memory ..........................501 16.6.3 False Sharing ....................... 504 16.6.4 Demand Paging and Intelligent Prefetching ....... 505 16.6.5 Fault Tolerance Issues ................... 506 16.6.6 Security and Protection Considerations .......... 506 16.6.7 Summary and Discussion ................. 507 16.7 Related Reading .......................... 508 17 Software Architectures for Group Communication ..........509 17.1 Architectural Considerations in Reliable Systems ......... 510 17.2 Horas: A Flexible Group Communication System ......... 512 17.2.1 A Layered Process Group Architecture .......... 514 17.3 Protocol Stacks ........................... 517 17.4 Using Horus to Build a Publish-Subscribe Platform and a Robust Groupware Application ....................... 519 17.5 Using Electra to Harden CORBA Applications .......... 522 17.6 Basic Performance of Horus .................... 523 17.7 Masking the Overhead of Protocol Layering ............ 526 17.7.1 Reducing Header Overhead ................ 529 17.7.2 Eliminating Layered Protocol Processing Overhead . . . 530 17.7.3 Message Packing ..................... 531 17.7.4 Performance of Horas with the Protocol Accelerator . . . 532 17.8 Scalability ............................. 532 17.9 Performance and Scalability of the Spread Toolkit ........ 535 17.10 Related Reading .......................... 538 Part IV Related Technologies 18 Security Options for Distributed Settings ................543 18.1 Security Options for Distributed Settings ............. 543 18.2 Perimeter Defense Technologies .................. 548 18.3 Access Control Technologies .................... 551 18.4 Authentication Schemes, Kerberos, and SSL ........... 554 18.4.1 RSAandDES ....................... 555 18.4.2 Kerberos.......................... 557 18.4.3 ONC Security and NFS .................. 560 18.4.4 SSL Security ....................... 561 18.5 Security Policy Languages ..................... 564 18.6 On-The-Fly Security ........................ 566 18.7 Availability and Security ...................... 567 18.8 Related Reading .......................... 569 19 Clock Synchronization and Synchronous Systems ...........571 19.1 Clock Synchronization .......................571 19.2 Timed-Asynchronous Protocols ..................576 19.3 Adapting Virtual Synchrony for Real-Time Settings ........584 19.4 Related Reading ..........................586 20 Transactional Systems ..........................587 20.1 Review of the Transactional Model ................587 20.2 Implementation of a Transactional Storage System ........589 20.2.1 Write-Ahead Logging ...................589 20.2.2 Persistent Data Seen Through an Updates List ......590 20.2.3 Nondistributed Commit Actions .............591 20.3 Distributed Transactions and Multiphase Commit .........592 20.4 Transactions on Replicated Data ..................593 20.5 Nested Transactions ........................594 20.5.1 Comments on the Nested Transaction Model .......596 20.6 Weak Consistency Models .....................599 20.6.1 Epsilon Serializability ...................600 20.6.2 Weak and Strong Consistency in Partitioned Database Systems ..........................600 20.6.3 Transactions on Multidatabase Systems .........602 20.6.4 Linearizability .......................602 20.6.5 Transactions in Real-Time Systems ............603 20.7 Advanced Replication Techniques .................603 20.8 Snapshot Isolation .........................606 20.9 Related Reading ..........................607 21 Peer-to-Peer Systems and Probabilistic Protocols ...........609 21.1 Bimodal Multicast Protocol ....................609 21.1.1 Bimodal Multicast .....................612 21.1.2 Unordered ProbabilisticSend Protocol ..........614 21.1.3 Weaking the Membership Tracking Rule .........616 21.1.4 Adding CASD-Style Temporal Properties and Total Ordering ..........................617 21.1.5 Scalable Virtual Synchrony Layered over ProbabilisticSend .....................617 21.1.6 Probabilistic Reliability and the Bimodal Delivery Distribution ........................618 21.1.7 Evaluation and Scalability .................621 21.1.8 Experimental Results ...................622 21.2 Astrolabe ..............................623 21.2.1 How It Works .......................625 21.2.2 Peer-to-Peer Data Fusion and Data Mining ........629 21.3 Other Applications of Peer-to-Peer Protocols ...........632 21.4 Related Reading ..........................634 22 Appendix A: Virtually Synchronous Methodology for Building Dynamic Reliable Services ........................635 22.1 Introduction ............................. 636 22.2 Liveness Model ........................... 640 22.3 The Dynamic Reliable Multicast Problem ............. 642 22.4 Fault-Recovery Multicast ...................... 646 22.4.1 Fault-Recovery Add/Get Implementation ........646 22.4.2 Reconfiguration Protocol .................646 22.5 Fault-Masking Multicast ......................648 22.5.1 Majorities-Based Tolerant Add/Get Implementation . . . 649 22.5.2 Reconfiguration Protocol for Majorities-Based Multicast ..........................650 22.5.3 Reconfiguration Agreement Protocol ...........650 22.6 Coordinated State Transfer: The Virtual Synchrony Property . . . 653 22.7 Dynamic State Machine Replication and Virtually Synchronous Paxos ................................654 22.7.1 On Paxos Anomalies ...................655 22.7.2 Virtually Synchronous SMR ...............658 22.8 Dynamic Read/Write Storage ...................662 22.9 DSR in Perspective .........................662 22.9.1 Speculative-Views .....................664 22.9.2 Dynamic-Quorums and Cascading Changes .......665 22.9.3 Off-line Versus On-line Reconfiguration .........666 22.9.4 Paxos Anomaly ......................667 22.10 Correctness .............................667 22.10.1 Correctness of Fault-Recovery Reliable Multicast Solution ..........................667 22.10.2 Correctness of Fault-Masking Reliable Multicast Solution ..........................669 22.11 Further Readings ..........................671 23 Appendix B: Isis2 API ..........................673 23.1 Basic Data Types ..........................675 23.2 Basic System Calls .........................675 23.3 Timeouts ..............................678 23.4 Large Groups ............................678 23.5 Threads ...............................679 23.6 Debugging .............................679 24 Appendix C: Problems ..........................681 References ...................................703 Index ......................................723
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title	Guide to reliable distributed systems building high-assurance applications and cloud-hosted services
title_auth	Guide to reliable distributed systems building high-assurance applications and cloud-hosted services
title_exact_search	Guide to reliable distributed systems building high-assurance applications and cloud-hosted services
title_full	Guide to reliable distributed systems building high-assurance applications and cloud-hosted services Kenneth P. Birman
title_fullStr	Guide to reliable distributed systems building high-assurance applications and cloud-hosted services Kenneth P. Birman
title_full_unstemmed	Guide to reliable distributed systems building high-assurance applications and cloud-hosted services Kenneth P. Birman
title_short	Guide to reliable distributed systems
title_sort	guide to reliable distributed systems building high assurance applications and cloud hosted services
title_sub	building high-assurance applications and cloud-hosted services
topic	Computerarchitektur (DE-588)4048717-9 gnd Betriebssystem (DE-588)4006216-8 gnd Cloud Computing (DE-588)7623494-0 gnd Zuverlässigkeit (DE-588)4059245-5 gnd Verteiltes System (DE-588)4238872-7 gnd Rechnernetz (DE-588)4070085-9 gnd
topic_facet	Computerarchitektur Betriebssystem Cloud Computing Zuverlässigkeit Verteiltes System Rechnernetz
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