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ADVANCED CONCEPTS IN OPERATING SYSTEMS
Distributed, Database, and Multiprocessor Operating Systems

Mukesh SINGHAL, Ohio State University, Columbus

Niranjan G. SHIVARATRI, Ohio State University, Columbus

Series: McGraw-Hill Series in Computer Science

accompanied by

Solutions Manual
(Restricted), Paperback, ISBN 0-07-057573-8, © 1994, 120p.
Publisher : McGraw Hill - New York

Bibliographic :

DESCRIPTION :

Providing a source of information on advanced operating systems for researchers and practitioners, the presentation of this book is simple and stimulating, without sacrificing detail or currency. It covers a broad range of topics including distributed operating systems, database operating systems, resource management, protection, security and performance, and also includes major case studies to highlight state-of-the-art operating systems techniques and design elements.

Covers the fundamental concepts and mechanisms which underlie the design of advanced operating systems. Examples and case studies are included to illustrate and reinforce the concepts and mechanisms described. Topics covered include distributed file systems, recovery, security and cryptography.

CONTENTS :

Part I: Process Synchronization * Overview * Synchronization Mechanisms * Process Deadlocks

Part II: Distributed Operating Systems * Architectures of Distributed Systems * Theoretical Foundations * Distributed Mutual Exclusion * Distributed Deadlock Detection * Agreement Protocols

Part III: Distributed Resource Management * Distributed File Systems * Distributed Shared Memory * Distributed Scheduling

Part IV: Failure Recovery and Fault Tolerance * Recovery * Fault Tolerance

Part V: Protection and Security * Resource Security and Protection: Access and Flow Control * Data Security: Crytography

Part VI: Multiprocessor Operating Systems * Multiprocessor System Architectures * Multiprocessor Operating Systems

Part VII: Database Operating Systems * Introduction to Database Operating Systems * Concurrency Control: Theoretical Aspects * Concurrency Control: Algorithms

Includes bibliographical references and index.

AUDIENCE: Undergraduate and postgraduate computer science students.


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