A comparative assessment of peer-to-peer and server-based configuration management systems
C. Bellettini, L. Capra, und M. Monga. Proceedings of the Workshop on Cooperative Support for Distributed Software Engineering Processes (CSSE'04), Seite 15--26. Linz, Austria, Austrian Computer Society, (September 2004)
Zusammenfassung
Configuration management tools are traditionally server-based applications. To deal
with the new issues emerging from the current (and future) cooperative work scenarios in which connectivity
is intrinsically transient new applications based on of a fully decentralized, peer-to-peer
architecture were proposed. In this paper we analyze these two architectures leveraging on Stochastic
Well-Formed Nets (SWN) models, in order to compare the impact of the two alternative protocols
on the collaborative work.
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%1 bellettini2004comparative
%A Bellettini, Carlo
%A Capra, Lorenzo
%A Monga, Mattia
%B Proceedings of the Workshop on Cooperative Support for Distributed Software Engineering Processes (CSSE'04)
%C Linz, Austria
%D 2004
%E De Lucia, Andrea
%E Gall, Harald C.
%E Dustdar, Schahram
%I Austrian Computer Society
%K performance petrinet versioning
%P 15--26
%T A comparative assessment of peer-to-peer and server-based configuration management systems
%U /brokenurl#air.unimi.it/handle/2434/6130
%X Configuration management tools are traditionally server-based applications. To deal
with the new issues emerging from the current (and future) cooperative work scenarios in which connectivity
is intrinsically transient new applications based on of a fully decentralized, peer-to-peer
architecture were proposed. In this paper we analyze these two architectures leveraging on Stochastic
Well-Formed Nets (SWN) models, in order to compare the impact of the two alternative protocols
on the collaborative work.
%@ 3-85403-180-7
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abstract = {Configuration management tools are traditionally server-based applications. To deal
with the new issues emerging from the current (and future) cooperative work scenarios in which connectivity
is intrinsically transient new applications based on of a fully decentralized, peer-to-peer
architecture were proposed. In this paper we analyze these two architectures leveraging on Stochastic
Well-Formed Nets (SWN) models, in order to compare the impact of the two alternative protocols
on the collaborative work.},
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address = {Linz, Austria},
author = {Bellettini, Carlo and Capra, Lorenzo and Monga, Mattia},
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booktitle = {Proceedings of the Workshop on Cooperative Support for Distributed Software Engineering Processes ({CSSE'04})},
editor = {De Lucia, Andrea and Gall, Harald C. and Dustdar, Schahram},
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month = {September},
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publisher = {Austrian Computer Society},
timestamp = {2014-10-14T13:04:56.000+0200},
title = {A comparative assessment of peer-to-peer and server-based configuration management systems},
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