Transparency Analysis Of Distributed File Systems
Distributed file systems are used to allow multiple users to access and store files on a shared file system over networks. The aim of a distributed file system is that the user should not be able to tell that the file system is distributed and not a local file system on the user’s computer. This means that the file systems should not be unreasonbly slow or be more difficult to access. This PDF Transparency Analysis Of Distributed File Systems is a research paper on File Systems and covers the following topics : Introduction, Background, Problem Definition, Methodology, Related Work, Evaluation, Future Work, References.
Author(s): Oscar Wennergren, Mattias Vidhall, Jimmy Sörensen
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