Replication and Distribution Methods for Future TACS (Tactical Air Control Systems) Distributed Databases.
William Perrizo, D.A. Varvel
Abstract
William Perrizo, D.A. Varvel
Abstract
Efficient methods are needed for distributing and replicating data in a distributed information system serving military command and control functions where the loss of elements must be anticipated. Principles of distribution and replication are set forth, along with a characterization of all possible replication configurations and an investigation of some of the possibilities. The closest neighbor approach is a replication configuration evaluator. (Author)
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Efficient methods are needed for distributing and replicating data in a distributed information system serving military command and control functions where the loss of elements must be anticipated. Principles of distribution and replication are set forth, along with a characterization of all possible replication configurations and an investigation of some of the possibilities. The closest neighbor approach is a replication configuration evaluator. (Author)
Key concepts: Replication (statistics), Computer science, Distributed database, Distributed computing, Set (abstract data type), Control (management), Database, Programming language