Anderson, 2011 - Google Patents
Consistent cloud computing storage as the basis for distributed applicationsAnderson, 2011
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Cloud computing aims to simplify distributed application development by providing location independent access to vast computing resources with services implementing fault tolerance and scalability. As applications and their associated data migrate ̀̀to the cloud,''or data center …
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