Distributed Systems

As per JNTUH

Chapter-wise
1.1 Introduction

1.2 Examples of DistributedSystems

1.3 Resource Sharing & Web

1.4 Challenges in DistributedSystem

1.5 Architectural Models
1.5a Tiered Architecture

1.6 Fundamental Model

2.1 Clocks, Events and Process States
2.2 Synchronizing physical clocks
2.3 Logical time & logical clocks
2.4 Global states
2.5 Coordination and Agreement Intro
2.6 Mutual Exclusion
2.7 Elections
2.8 Multicast communication
2.9 Consensus

3.1 Introduction to IPC
3.2 The API for the Internet protocols
3.3 External data representation and marshalling
3.4 Group (Multicast) communication
3.5 Client – Server Communication (Request-reply protocols)
3.6 Case study - IPC in unix
3.7 Communication between Distributed Objects (RMI)
3.8 Remote Procedure Call
3.9 Events and Notifications
3.10 Case study - Java RMI

4.1 DFS Intro -Characteristics of file systems
4.2 File service architecture
4.3 Case study - Sun Network File System
4.4 Case study The Andrew File System
4.5 Name service Introduction
4.6 Name Services and Domain Name System
4.7 Directory Services
4.8 Case Study of The Global Name Services
4.9  Distributed shared Memory - Introduction
4.10 Design and implementation issues in Distributed shared Memory
4.11 Sequential consistency and IVY case study
4.12 Release consistency and MUNIN case study
4.13 Other consistency models

5.1 Concurrency Intro
5.2 Transactions
5.3 Nested Transactions
5.4 Locks
5.5 Optimistic concurrency control
5.6 Timestamp ordering
5.7 Comparison of methods for concurrency control
5.8 Distributed Transactions Introduction
5.9 Flat and nested distributed transactions
5.10 Atomic commit protocols
5.11 Concurrency control in distributed transactions
5.12 Distributed deadlocks
5.13 Transaction recovery

Unit-wise
UNIT 1 DOCX PDF
UNIT 2 DOCX PDF
UNIT 3 DOCX PDF
UNIT 4 DOCX PDF  OTHER PDF
UNIT 5 DOCX PDF

Sample Questions