Distributed Systems
Distributed Systems Distributed systems have changed the face of the world. When your web browser connects to a web server somewhere else on the planet, it is par- ... we need reliable communication on top of an unreliable network. 48.3 Reliable Communication Layers To build a reliable communication layer, we need some new mech- ...
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