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Monday, August 25, 2003

Quantitative data on distributed computing economics.

Some interesting quantitative data from Jim Gray's Distributed Computing Economics:



$1

= 1GB over WAN

= 10 Tops (1012 CPU instructions)


= 9 hours of CPU time

= 1 GB disk space

= 10 M database access

= 10 TB disk bandwidth



Computation/network break-even point is

= 10k instructions per byte of network traffic

= 1 minute CPU time per MB of network traffic






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Friday, August 22, 2003

Satellite Image of the Big Blackout

From Earth Science Picture of the Day:





Sometimes the emergent behavior from a distributed system is not what you want.





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Saturday, August 16, 2003

Space-based programming (blackboard communication) on top of JMS

Using Space-Based Programming
For Loosely Coupled Distributed Systems"



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