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17356_2014SP: CS 5412 Cloud Computing Birman,K
This set of Panopto modules offer an introduction to the Isis2 technology, aimed at users and developers familiar with C#, C++/CLI or IronPython and planning to write programs that will use Isis2 directly. A second set of modules will be available later in 2014 aimed at Linux or Windows users who might wish to employ Isis2 from command-line or other settings.
Episodes
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Vsync Process Groups
An overview of process groups touching on the most important ideas, but without getting very detailed.
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Vsync Address Class
A technical discussion of the class called an Address and how Vsync uses it
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Remarks aimed at potential commercial users
Vsync was created as a professional-quality solution, and is the third in a series of toolkits and libraries I've built at Cornell and commercially over a 30 year period. The system has a level of polish and ease of use reflecting all of this experience. The rate of bug reports and problems has...
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Vsync for Students
Vsync is a professional quality tool, but there is no reason for students to fear it. In fact at Cornell, we have used it for many kinds of course projects, very successfully. Moreover, we've put lots of examples of code you can easily adapt for your purposes online and into our tutorials and...
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Welcome to Vsync
A very broad overview. Concepts covered include client applications ("apps") that talk to a service with multiple servers in it and runs on a cloud, a cluster, or even on your laptop. They do this using standard widely accepted tools, like RESTful RPC or WCF, over TCP, with load-balancing. Inside...
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This set of Panopto modules offer an introduction to the Isis2 technology, aimed at users and developers familiar with C#, C++/CLI or IronPython and planning to write programs that will use Isis2 directly. A second set of modules will be available later in 2014 aimed at Linux or Windows users who might wish to employ Isis2 from command-line or other settings.
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