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100			_aTanenbaum, Andrew S.
245		0	_aDistributed systems principles and paradigms
260			_aNew Jersey
260			_b Pearson Prentice Hall
260			_c2002
300			_axxii, 803 p.
300			_bIncludes index
520			_aThis book started out as a revision of Distributed Operating Systems, but it was soon apparent that so much had changed since 1995, that a mere revision would not do the job. A whole new book was needed. Accordingly, this new book has a new title: Distributed Systems: Principles and Paradigms. This change reflects a shift in emphasis. While we still look at some operating systems issues, the book now addresses distributed systems in a broader sense as well. For exam-ple, the World Wide Web, which is arguably the biggest distributed system ever built, was not even mentioned in the original book because it is not an operating system. In this book it rates almost an entire chapter.
650			_aDistrbuted document-based systems
650			_aDistrbuted object-based systems
650			_aOperating systems
700			_aSteen, Maarten Van
942			_2ddc _cBK
999			_c240 _d240