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- Cinkler, T, et al.
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Simulative analysis of end-to-end call-blocking probability evaluation techniques in multi-rate loss networks
- 1996
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In: Modelling and simulation 1996. - San Diego : Society of Computer Simulation (SCS). ; , s. 521-525
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Book chapter (other academic/artistic)abstract
- For the: end-to-end call blocking probability computation in multi-rate loss networks the so called reduced load approximation under link independence assumption is often used, because it allows the derivation of analytical and numerical results. However, its accuracy and extendibility to multirouting or multicasting networks (like the B-ISDN) is seldom studied. This paper attempts to generalize this assumption and to assess the usefulness of this generalization by comparing simulation and approximation results on link, route and end-to-end blocking probability evaluation For thess kinds of networks.
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- Onur, E, et al.
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Intelligent End-To-End Resource Virtualization Using Service Oriented Architecture
- 2009
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In: 2009 IEEE GLOBECOM Workshops. - 9781424456260 - 9781424456246 ; , s. 345-350
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Conference paper (peer-reviewed)abstract
- Service-oriented architecture can be considered as a philosophy or paradigm in organizing and utilizing services and capabilities that may be under the control of different ownership domains. Virtualization provides abstraction and isolation of lower level functionalities, enabling portability of higher level functions and sharing of physical resources. However, dynamics, environmental conditions and increasing complexity / heterogeneity of underlying resources call for adaptive resource handling. In this view an intelligent distributed architecture that enables dynamic user management and control on network-wide resource sharing by using the service oriented architecture concept is presented. Additionally, the proposed architecture supports trading of resources that will enable the transformation of traditional business models.
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- Papagianni, C., et al.
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Supporting end-to-end resource virtualization for web 2.0 applications using service oriented architecture
- 2008
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In: IEEE GLOBECOM Workshops 2008. - 9781424430611
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Conference paper (peer-reviewed)abstract
- In recent years, technologies have been introduced offering a large amount of computing and networking resources. New applications such as Google AdSense and BitTorrent can profit from the use of these resources. An efficient way of discovering and reserving these resources is by using the Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) concept. SOA can be considered as a philosophy or paradigm in organizing and utilizing services and capabilities that may be under the control of different ownership domains. This paper presents an architecture that can be used to support end-to-end resource virtualization for Web 2.0 applications and in particular for peer-to-peer applications by using the Service Oriented Architecture concept.
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