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A peer-to-peer replica management service for high-throughput Grids

Chazapis et al., 2005

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5775957655607933723
Author
Chazapis A
Zissimos A
Koziris N
Publication year
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2005 International Conference on Parallel Processing (ICPP'05)

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Future high-throughput grids may integrate millions or even billions of processing and data storage nodes. Services provided by the underlying grid infrastructure may have to be able to scale to capacities not even imaginable today. In this paper we concentrate on one of the …
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