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Distributed systems in one lesson : what a day in a coffee shop can teach us about distributed storage, computation, messaging, and consensus / with Tim Berglund

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Berglund, Tim
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What a day in a coffee shop can teach us about distributed storage, computation, messaging, and consensus
Published
[Place of publication not identified] : O'Reilly Media, [2015]
Copyright Date
©2015
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1 online resource (1 streaming video file (4 hr., 8 min., 14 sec.))
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Summary
"Using a series of examples taken from a fictional coffee shop operation, this video course with Tim Berglund helps you explore five key areas of distributed systems, including storage, computation, timing, communication, and consensus. You'll also learn about some distributed programming paradigms. If you're an experienced developer looking to sharpen your architectural skills--particularly with regard to big data--this is one course you shouldn't miss. Dive into the five main problems areas in distributed systems--storage, computation, messaging, timing, and consensus, understand key challenges that emerge in each of these areas as you move from single-processor to a distributed architecture, discover one or more common open-source products that address each problem area."--Resource description page.
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Presenter, Tim Berglund.
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