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Chapter 1: Introduction, Motivation & Overview
Working definition for this cours...,
Leslie lamport s anecdotal remark,
Why build a distributed system
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Chapter 2: COMMUNICATION BASICS
Iso s osi model,
Osi model,
Ip
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Chapter 3: Time
Real time clock rtc,
Measuring time system clock,
Cpu time
40
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Chapter 4: Distributed Systems in Context
Why does dns work,
Dns attacks,
What are key value stores
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Tutorial 1: Sockets
Assume the standard socket api pr...,
When exchanging messages via netw...,
Remote procedure calls rpcs are u...
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Tutorial 2: Physical clocks
A client attempts to synchronize ...,
A collection of five processes p1...,
The network time protocol ntp def...
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Chapter 5: Coordination & Agreement
Synchronous distributed system model,
Asynchronous distributed system m...,
Thought experiment some takeaways
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Chapter 6: Consistency & Replication
Why replication,
The cost of replication,
Consistency models
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Tutorial 3: Logical clocks
Consider the time event diagram d...,
Timestamp each event based on the...,
Using only the vector clock times...
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Tutorial 4: COORDINATION & AGREEMENT
Does the following algorithm solv...,
Give an example execution for the...,
A distributed system may have mul...
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Chapter 7: Web Caching & Consistent Hashing
Congested networks over loaded se...,
Web caching to the rescue,
Web cache hierarchy
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Chapter 8: Paxos
Broader context,
Consensus problems,
Consensus problem examples
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Chapter 9: Distributed File Systems
Cap theorem,
Posix guarantees in distributed s...,
Network file system nfs
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Chapter 10: MapReduce
Origins cont d,
From lisp to mapreduce,
Map
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Tutorial 5: Consistency
What is a consistency model,
Why do we need consistency models...,
What is the difference between da...
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Tutoria 6: REPLICATION
Figure 11 is a diagram showing th...,
Exercise 1 2 and 3 see tutorial
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Tutorial 5: Consistency
What is a consistency model,
Why do we need consistency models...,
What is the difference between da...
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Tutorial 7: Web Caching
What is the difference between 1 ...,
What is the reason for using 1 a ...,
When using multiple caches at the...
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Tutorial 8: Paxos
Write a program in pseudocode for...,
Assume that at fictitious time t ...,
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Chapter 11: Large Scale Systems and Overlay Routing
Large scale storage applications ...,
Client server limitations,
P2p computing
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Chapter 12: P2P Applications
Spotifycom 2004,
Overview of spotify protocol,
Why a peer to peer protocol spotify
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