Super-server

Known as: Service dispatcher, Superserver

A super-server or sometimes called a service dispatcher is a type of daemon run generally on Unix-like systems.

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2013

In this paper we investigate the problem of providing consistency, availability and durability for Web Service-transactions. We…

2013

In this paper, we introduced a new distribution for the minimum service time in the system with a superserver, the Minimum-Conway…

2010

In this paper we investigate the efficiency of parallel metaheuristics for optimizing the combinatorial problem of resource…

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2005

Review

2005

We envision the emergence of general-purpose, well-provisioned sensor networks - which we call "Sensoria" - that are embedded in…

2001

This paper introduces the design and implemetation of BCL-3,a high performance low-level communication software running on a…

2000

Design of cluster file system is very important for building a general-purpose cluster with commodity components. To provide…

2000

The rapid growth of the Internet is changing the way we do business. Electronic Commerce (or E-Commerce) is already a reality and…

2000

With the speed and bandwidth offered by the next generation Internet technology, there is a need for large and scalable Internet…

1995

Technology is pushing the fastest processors onto single mass-produced chips. Standards are defining a new level of integration…

1995