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This document outlines 13 experiments related to distributed systems programming. The experiments cover topics like interprocess communication using pipes, multithreaded file access, deadlock scenarios, client-server programs using TCP and UDP sockets, load balancing, and program migration in Mosix clusters.

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Distributed PS

This document outlines 13 experiments related to distributed systems programming. The experiments cover topics like interprocess communication using pipes, multithreaded file access, deadlock scenarios, client-server programs using TCP and UDP sockets, load balancing, and program migration in Mosix clusters.

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Computer Science and Engineering Department,

List of the Experiment/Program


Distributed System Lab
1 Develop a program in which the parent process sends an array and an
element to its child process through a pipe; the child searches the array for
the element and returns the result through a pipe. The array size should be
taken as input from the user.
2 Develop a program in which the parent process sends two matrices to its child
process through a pipe and the child process returns the sum of the matrices
to the parent through a pipe. The parent should print the result.
3 Suppose there is exist a file and you have to read, write and update the file
concurrently. Write a multithreaded program such that, there should be
different threads for all different tasks and each thread access the file
synchronously.
Note: Use Mutex
4 Write a program to implement a deadlock scenario, in which two threads are
accessing two resources concurrently.
5 Write a program to implement for deadlock avoidance using conditional
locking in which two threads are accessing two resources concurrently.
Note: user pthread_mutex_trylock() function for conational locking
6 Implement a client-server program in which the server accepts a string from a
client and transfer the upper-case string to client using TCP socket in C.
Example: client send “abcdXjhiB” and in reply Server replies
“ABCDXJHIB”
7 Implement a client-server program in which the server accepts a string from a
client and transfer the upper-case string to client using UDP socket in C.
Example: client send “abcdXjhiB” and in reply Server replies
“ABCDXJHIB”
8 Implement a client-server program in which the server accepts a connection
from a client and updates it own Master table by adding the client
information and send the updated table to client, so client can update their
own table.
Table format:
Node No Ip Address Port no
1 172.31.100.36 2345
2 172.31.100.40 3128
3 172.31.100.52 2323
9 Develop a client-server program to implement a date-time server and client.
Upon connection establishment, the server should send its current date, time
and CPU load information to its clients.
10 Suppose you have two TCP servers for converting a lower case string to upper
case string. You have to design a load balancer server that accept lower case
string from client and check for the CPU utilization of both servers. Load
balancer will transfer the string to the server having less CPU utilization. The
load balancer will get upper case string from server and return to the clients.
11 Mosix cluster configuration, basic commands Hands-on.
12 Write a C program that generate false load on a Mosix node. Use Mosix commands
to check the loads of each node of the Mosix cluster and migrate the program to the
node that has minimum load by using Mosix commands.
13 Write a c program for the Mosix environment such that program check the load of
the all nodes in cluster and migrate itself to the node that has minimum load. Note:
use Mosix programming interface.

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