This book started out as a revision of Distributed Operating Systems, but it was soon apparent that so much had changed since 1995, that a mere revision would not do the job. A whole new book was needed. Accordingly, this new book has a new title: Distributed Systems: Principles and Paradigms. This change reflects a shift in emphasis. While we still look at some operating systems issues, the book now addresses distributed systems in a broader sense as well. For example, the World Wide Web, which is arguably the biggest distributed system ever built, was not even mentioned in the original book because it is not an operating system. In this book it rates almost an entire chapter. The book is structured in two parts: principles and paradigms. The first chapter is a general introduction to the subject. Then come seven chapters on individual principles we consider most important: communication, processes, naming, synchronization, consistency and replication, fault tolerance, and security. Actual distributed systems are usually organized around some paradigm, such as "everything is a file." The next four chapters each deal with a different paradigm and describe several key systems that use that paradigm. The paradigms covered are object-based systems, distributed file systems, document-based systems, and coordination-based systems. The last chapter contains an annotated bibliography, which can be used as a starting point for additional study of this subject, and the list of works cited in this book. The book is intended for a senior-level or a graduate course in computer science. Consequently, it has a website with PowerPoint sheets and the figures used in the book in various formats. The website can be located starting from [A HREF="http://www.prenhall.com/tanenbaum"> www.prenhall.com/tanenbaum and clicking on the title of this book. A manual with solutions to the exercises is available to professors using the book in a course. They should contact their Prentice Hall representative for a copy. Of course, the book is also well-suited for individuals outside of a university setting wishing to learn more about this important topic. A number of people have contributed to this book in various ways. We would especially like to thank Arno Bakker, Gerco Ballintijn, Brent Callaghan, Scott Cannon, Sandra Cornelissen, Mike Dahlin, Mark Derbyshire, Guy Eddory, Amr el Abbadi, Vincent Freely Chandana Gamage, Ben Gras, Bob Gray, Michael van Hartskamp, Philip Homburg, Jeroen Ketema, Andrew Kitchen, Ladislav Kohout, Bob Kutter, Jussipekka Leiwo, Leah McTaggert, Eli Messenger, Donald Miller, Shivakant Mishra, Jim Mooney, Matt Mutka, Rob Pike, Krithi Ramamritham, Shmuel Rotenstreich, Sol Shatz, Gurdip Singly Aditya Shivram, Vladimir Sukonnik, Boleslaw Szymanski, Laurent Therond, and Leendert van Doom for reading parts of the manuscript and offering useful comments. Finally, we would like to thank our families. Suzanne has been through this process an even dozen times now. Not once has she said: "Enough is enough" although surely the thought has occurred to her. Thank you. Barbara and Marvin now have a much better idea of what professors do for a living and know the difference between a good textbook and a bad one. They are now an inspiration to me to try to produce more good ones than bad ones (AST). Marielle knew what she was in for when I told her I was in the book-writing business again. She has been supportive from the start, noticing also that there was more fun and less frustration for me than the last time ("Are you writing chapters only once this time?"). Having Elke on your lap at 6 o'clock in the morning while writing is not such a good idea, but it kept me focused on correctly setting priorities. In that respect, Max did a wonderful job as well, but being older than Elke, he also knew when it was better to play with someone else. They are great kids (MvS).
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學校開的分布式係統課程用的就是《分布式係統原理和範型》,本來老師推薦的是英文版,但是為瞭保險,特地去圖書館藉瞭本中文版,也就是辛春生翻譯的這本,因為老師布置我們每個人講一個章節,並且抽瞭兩個章節作為重點,要考試,所以總的來說,認認真真度過三個章節。 看的過程...
評分翻譯的很爛,各種翻譯的名詞令人費解,錯誤異常多,還有一些插圖也有問題,好像還有插圖漏掉的,齣版社太不負責任瞭。 以上是針對翻譯版。 內容總體來說還算可以吧,概念比較多,比較囉嗦,還有就是感覺舉的例子說的都不咋的,對於那些對分布式係統沒有一個總體概念的人可以...
評分坦尼鮑姆的書我永遠不對味 而翻譯本書的人有43個,所以這個質量就相當可觀瞭。 如果確實想學,還是買英文版的吧。不過這位教授的書我始終受教不多。從他的網絡到os再到這本書,基本上都讀不進去。
評分CDK那本書太貴瞭,而且想買的時候正好網上沒貨,所以,買瞭這本。 好書與爛書、抄書的最大不同就是,邏輯性很強,來龍去脈都很清楚,深入淺齣,讀過之後就能大徹大悟的那種,這就是那種書。 但也有不足,老師的評價就是,看過之後懂瞭,還是不會具體設計。
評分書內容不錯,就是翻譯太太差瞭,讀瞭讓人難受 內容有點泛泛而談,科普性的吧
圖書標籤: 分布式係統 computing 計算機 英文版 分布式計算理論 distributed_system distributed CS
對於分布係統的新手或者有著多年實戰經驗的老鳥來說, 一些淺顯易懂&全麵的教材或者參考手冊是非常有用的, 雖然對新手來說相關的coding更是必不可少.
評分對於分布係統的新手或者有著多年實戰經驗的老鳥來說, 一些淺顯易懂&全麵的教材或者參考手冊是非常有用的, 雖然對新手來說相關的coding更是必不可少.
評分對於分布係統的新手或者有著多年實戰經驗的老鳥來說, 一些淺顯易懂&全麵的教材或者參考手冊是非常有用的, 雖然對新手來說相關的coding更是必不可少.
評分對於分布係統的新手或者有著多年實戰經驗的老鳥來說, 一些淺顯易懂&全麵的教材或者參考手冊是非常有用的, 雖然對新手來說相關的coding更是必不可少.
評分對於分布係統的新手或者有著多年實戰經驗的老鳥來說, 一些淺顯易懂&全麵的教材或者參考手冊是非常有用的, 雖然對新手來說相關的coding更是必不可少.
Distributed Systems 2024 pdf epub mobi 電子書 下載