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Design Issue and Challenger

The document discusses design issues and challenges in distributed computing, highlighting system challenges such as communication, processes, naming, synchronization, and security. It also addresses algorithmic challenges including execution models, distributed algorithms, and debugging tools. Additionally, it explores applications and emerging challenges in areas like mobile systems, sensor networks, and distributed security.

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Design Issue and Challenger

The document discusses design issues and challenges in distributed computing, highlighting system challenges such as communication, processes, naming, synchronization, and security. It also addresses algorithmic challenges including execution models, distributed algorithms, and debugging tools. Additionally, it explores applications and emerging challenges in areas like mobile systems, sensor networks, and distributed security.

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Design Issue and Challenger

09 January 2025 09:06

The document outlines design issues and challenges in distributed computing. Here’s a summary of the key points:
System Challenges
1. Communication: Efficient mechanisms like RPC, ROI, and message-oriented vs. stream-oriented communication.
2. Processes: Management of threads, code migration, and mobile agents.
3. Naming: Robust schemes for transparent and scalable resource identification.
4. Synchronization: Coordination for tasks like mutual exclusion and leader election.
5. Data Storage/Access: Fast, scalable access and efficient data management.
6. Consistency/Replication: Ensuring data reliability and scalability via replication.
7. Fault Tolerance: Maintaining operation despite failures.
8. Security: Secure communication, access control, and cryptography.
9. API/Transparency: Simplifying user interfaces and hiding implementation details.
10. Scalability/Modularity: Efficiently distributing resources and workloads.
Algorithmic Challenges
• Execution models like interleaving/partial orders.
• Distributed graph and routing algorithms.
• Synchronization and global state management.
• Group communication and ordered message delivery.
• Debugging tools for concurrent operations.
• Reliable systems with consensus algorithms and fault recovery.
Applications and Emerging Challenges
• Mobile Systems: Battery, range, and interference issues.
• Sensor Networks: Managing large-scale, low-cost sensors.
• Ubiquitous Computing: Smart environments and embedded systems.
• Peer-to-Peer Computing: Equal, non-hierarchical processing.
• Publish-Subscribe Systems: Efficient content delivery and filtering.
• Distributed Data Mining: Pattern detection in vast datasets.
• Grid Computing: Scheduling, quality guarantees, and security.
• Distributed Security: Addressing confidentiality, authentication, and availability.

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