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The Clouds distributed operating system
Computer, 1991The authors discuss a paradigm for structuring distributed operating systems, the potential and implications this paradigm has for users, and research directions for the future. They describe Clouds, a general-purpose operating system for distributed environments. It is based on an object-thread model adapted from object-oriented programming. >
Partha Dasgupta +3 more
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Remotely Operated Distribution System
2019Fault location, fast service restoration and controlling of abnormal loadings are the key challenges in electrical distribution system. Under normal operating conditions, the switches are electrically separated. The conventional methods used to detect the fault location; power thefting and control of overloading are time-consuming and costly ...
U. Kamal Kumar +4 more
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The DUNIX distributed operating system
ACM SIGOPS Operating Systems Review, 1988DUNIX is an operating system that integrates several computers, connected by a packet switching network, into a single UNIX machine. As far as the users and their software can tell, the system is a single large computer running UNIX. This illusion is created by cooperation of the computers' kernels. The kernels' mode of operation is novel. The software
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Distributed operating system for transputers
Microprocessors and Microsystems, 1989Abstract Helios is a multiprocessor, multiuser distributed operating system. It efficiently controls the resources of multiprocessor architectures and provides an advanced interface to multiple users of such architectures. Although the principles are applicable to any distributed memory architecture, this paper describes the first implementation ...
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Integrating distribution system operator system landscapes
Computer Science - Research and Development, 2017With efforts to establish smart energy systems (SES), distribution system operators (DSO) have seen technological and political challenges, which will require fundamental changes towards their operational and organizational structures as well as their underlying information system landscapes. We propose a model-based approach for integrating the system
Dominik Ascher, Denis Bytschkow
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Panel on: “Distributed operating” systems and distributed databases
1987 IEEE Third International Conference on Data Engineering, 1987I would like to make my comments in the context of distributed information systems, or if you prefer, distributed computers and distributed data bases. I do so because: First, I believe this is the way that much of the information systems world is going; and, Second, free standing systems are a special case of distributed systems.
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An operator net model for distributed systems
Distributed Computing, 1989zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Janice I. Glasgow, Glenn H. MacEwen
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A Distributed Real‐Time Operating System
Software: Practice and Experience, 1986AbstractA distributed real‐time operating system, Fados, has been developed for an embedded multiprocessor system. The operating system is based on a host‐target approach and provides for communication between arbitrary processes on host and target machines.
F. Tuynman, Louis O. Hertzberger
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Operating System Support for Heterogeneous Distributed Systems
1987Our view of a distributed system is a set of cooperating autonomous nodes interconnected by a fast communication network. Each node has some processing and storage capabilities. There is no physically shared memory between nodes. All communication is accomplished via some network transport service.
Kurt Geihs +2 more
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An object-oriented distributed operating system
Digest of Papers Compcon Spring '90. Thirty-Fifth IEEE Computer Society International Conference on Intellectual Leverage, 2002The BiiN operating system executive, an extensible multiuser, multitasking, object-based operating system that provides symmetric multiprocessing, distributed computing, transaction processing, and support for real-time programs, is discussed. Key system functions are embedded in VLSI to increase performance, reliability, availability and security. The
Fred J. Pollack +5 more
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