New drive technologies and increased capacities create new categories of failure modes that will influence system designs.
Jon Elerath From Communications of the ACM | June 2009
Users with no security training download Web browsers from the Internet without precaution, and demand that they be fast and easy to use. What can be done to make ...Thomas Wadlow, Vlad Gorelik From Communications of the ACM | May 2009
Designed for concurrency from the ground up, the Erlang language can be a valuable tool to help solve concurrent problems.Jim Larson From Communications of the ACM | March 2009
Smarter, more powerful scripting languages will improve game performance while making gameplay development more efficient.Walker White, Christoph Koch, Johannes Gehrke, Alan Demers From Communications of the ACM | March 2009
Building reliable distributed systems at a worldwide scale demands trade-offs between consistency and availability.Werner Vogels From Communications of the ACM | January 2009
When it comes to virtualization platforms, experts say focus first on the services to be delivered.
Mache Creeger From Communications of the ACM | December 2008
What does the proliferation of concurrency mean for the software you develop?Bryan Cantrill, Jeff Bonwick From Communications of the ACM | November 2008
How do we apply the concept of resource orientation by designing representations to support interactions?Erik Wilde, Robert J. Glushko From Communications of the ACM | October 2008
Leaders in the storage world offer valuable advice for making more effective architecture and technology decisions.
Mache Creeger From Communications of the ACM | August 2008
Online games and virtual worlds have familiar scaling requirements, but don't be fooled: Everything you know is wrong.Jim Waldo From Communications of the ACM | August 2008