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Zorilla: a peer-to-peer middleware for real-world distributed systems
2011
Concurrency and Computation
The inherent complex nature of current distributed computing architectures hinders the widespread adoption of these systems for mainstream use. In general, users have access to a highly heterogeneous set of compute resources, which may include clusters, grids, desktop grids, clouds, and other compute platforms. This heterogeneity is especially problematic when running parallel and distributed applications. Software is needed which easily combines as many resources as possible into one coherent
doi:10.1002/cpe.1713
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