REPLICATION AND RECONFIGURATION IN A DISTRIBUTED MAIL REPOSITORY

Mark Day · DSpace@MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) · 1987

Conventional approaches to programming produce centralized programs that run on a single computer. However, an unconventional approach can take advantage of low-cost communication and small, inexpensive computers. A distributed program provides service through programs executing at several nodes of a distributed system.

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