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  *'''[[:Category:Client-server systems|Client-server systems]]''' - a distributed application that partitions tasks between the providers of a service, or servers, and requesters, or clients   *'''[[:Category:Client-server systems|Client-server systems]]''' - a distributed application that partitions tasks between the providers of a service, or servers, and requesters, or clients
− *'''[[:Category:Collaborative work|Collaborative work]]''' + *'''[[:Category:Collaborative work|Collaborative work]]''' - technologies that facilitate collaboration and connection between work teams, such as wikis
− *'''[[:Category:Database machines|Database machines]]''' + *'''[[:Category:Database machines|Database machines]]''' - or back end processor, either a computer or special hardware that stores and retrieves data from a database
− *'''[[:Category:Diffserv networks|Diffserv networks]]''' + *'''[[:Category:Diffserv networks|Diffserv networks]]''' - or differentiated service networks, a computer networking architecture that specifies a scalable mechanism for classifying and managing network traffic on modern IP networks
− *'''[[:Category:Distributed databases|Distributed databases]]''' + *'''[[:Category:Distributed databases|Distributed databases]]''' - a database in which storage devices are not all attached to a common CPU
− *'''[[:Category:Distributed information systems|Distributed information systems]]''' + *'''[[:Category:Distributed information systems|Distributed information systems]]''' - computers or systems that distribute information and computing across multiple platforms
− *'''[[:Category:File servers|File servers]]''' + *'''[[:Category:File servers|File servers]]''' - a computer attached to a network whose purpose is providing shared disk access
− *'''[[:Category:Internet|Internet]]''' + *'''[[:Category:Internet|Internet]]''' - a global system of interconnected computer networks that use Standard Internet Protocol Suite (TCP/IP)
− *'''[[:Category:Metacomputing|Metacomputing]]''' + *'''[[:Category:Metacomputing|Metacomputing]]''' - all computing used for the research and development and application of different kinds of computing
− *'''[[:Category:Peer to peer computing|Peer to peer computing]]''' + *'''[[:Category:Peer to peer computing|Peer to peer computing]]''' - or P2P, a distributed application architecture that partitions tasks or workloads among peers
    
  [[Category:Computers_and_information_processing|{{PAGENAME}}]]   [[Category:Computers_and_information_processing|{{PAGENAME}}]]
Latest revision as of 19:11, 31 January 2013
All aspects of distributed computing including client-server systems, peer to peer computing and file servers are included in this category 

  Subcategories 
Client-server systems - a distributed application that partitions tasks between the providers of a service, or servers, and requesters, or clients
Collaborative work - technologies that facilitate collaboration and connection between work teams, such as wikis
Database machines - or back end processor, either a computer or special hardware that stores and retrieves data from a database
Diffserv networks - or differentiated service networks, a computer networking architecture that specifies a scalable mechanism for classifying and managing network traffic on modern IP networks
Distributed databases - a database in which storage devices are not all attached to a common CPU
Distributed information systems - computers or systems that distribute information and computing across multiple platforms
File servers - a computer attached to a network whose purpose is providing shared disk access
Internet - a global system of interconnected computer networks that use Standard Internet Protocol Suite (TCP/IP)
Metacomputing - all computing used for the research and development and application of different kinds of computing
Peer to peer computing - or P2P, a distributed application architecture that partitions tasks or workloads among peers






Subcategories
This category has the following 10 subcategories, out of 10 total.
C
Client-server systems
Collaborative work
D
Database machines
Diffserv networks
D cont.
Distributed databases
Distributed information systems
F
File servers
I
Internet
M
Metacomputing
P
Peer to peer computing


Pages in category "Distributed computing"
The following 25 pages are in this category, out of 25 total.
B
Oral-History:Jean Bacon
Oral-History:Tim Berners-Lee
C
Vinton Cerf
Communication Technologies and Liberation Movements
D
Distributed Networks
G
GHN:Categories
H
Oral-History:Marlene Hazle
HTTP
I
Milestones:Birthplace of the Internet, 1969
I cont.
Archives:History and Overview of the Internet
K
Oral-History:Robert Kahn
Oral-History:Leonard Kleinrock
L
Leslie Lamport
Oral-History:Barbara Liskov (1991)
Nancy Ann Lynch
M
Oral-History:Robert Metcalfe
Multimedia History and the IEEE
P
Oral-History:Arno Penzias
P cont.
Radia Perlman
Larry Peterson
R
Richard F. Rashid
S
Oral-History:Mischa Schwartz
Oral-History:Daniel Siewiorek
T
Oral-History:Keiji Tachikawa
Charles Thacker


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 *'''[[:Category:Client-server systems|Client-server systems]]''' - a distributed application that partitions tasks between the providers of a service, or servers, and requesters, or clients
-*'''[[:Category:Collaborative work|Collaborative work]]'''
+*'''[[:Category:Collaborative work|Collaborative work]]''' - technologies that facilitate collaboration and connection between work teams, such as wikis
-*'''[[:Category:Database machines|Database machines]]'''
+*'''[[:Category:Database machines|Database machines]]''' - or back end processor, either a computer or special hardware that stores and retrieves data from a database
-*'''[[:Category:Diffserv networks|Diffserv networks]]'''
+*'''[[:Category:Diffserv networks|Diffserv networks]]''' - or differentiated service networks, a computer networking architecture that specifies a scalable mechanism for classifying and managing network traffic on modern IP networks
-*'''[[:Category:Distributed databases|Distributed databases]]'''
+*'''[[:Category:Distributed databases|Distributed databases]]''' - a database in which storage devices are not all attached to a common CPU
-*'''[[:Category:Distributed information systems|Distributed information systems]]'''
+*'''[[:Category:Distributed information systems|Distributed information systems]]''' - computers or systems that distribute information and computing across multiple platforms
-*'''[[:Category:File servers|File servers]]'''
+*'''[[:Category:File servers|File servers]]''' - a computer attached to a network whose purpose is providing shared disk access
-*'''[[:Category:Internet|Internet]]'''
+*'''[[:Category:Internet|Internet]]''' - a global system of interconnected computer networks that use Standard Internet Protocol Suite (TCP/IP)
-*'''[[:Category:Metacomputing|Metacomputing]]'''
+*'''[[:Category:Metacomputing|Metacomputing]]''' - all computing used for the research and development and application of different kinds of computing
-*'''[[:Category:Peer to peer computing|Peer to peer computing]]'''
+*'''[[:Category:Peer to peer computing|Peer to peer computing]]''' - or P2P, a distributed application architecture that partitions tasks or workloads among peers
 [[Category:Computers_and_information_processing|{{PAGENAME}}]]
-C
Client-server systems
Collaborative work
D
Database machines
Diffserv networks
+M
Metacomputing
P
Peer to peer computing
-B
Oral-History:Jean Bacon
Oral-History:Tim Berners-Lee
C
Vinton Cerf
Communication Technologies and Liberation Movements
D
Distributed Networks
G
GHN:Categories
H
Oral-History:Marlene Hazle
HTTP
I
Milestones:Birthplace of the Internet, 1969
+P cont.
Radia Perlman
Larry Peterson
R
Richard F. Rashid
S
Oral-History:Mischa Schwartz
Oral-History:Daniel Siewiorek
T
Oral-History:Keiji Tachikawa
Charles Thacker

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