Representational state transfer

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thumb|upright=2|Modèle d'information REST REST (representational state transfer) est un style d'architecture logicielle définissant un ensemble de contraintes à utiliser pour créer des services web. Les services web conformes au style d'architecture REST, aussi appelés services web RESTful, établissent une interopérabilité entre les ordinateurs sur Internet. Les services web REST permettent aux systèmes effectuant des requêtes de manipuler des ressources web via leurs représentations textuelles à travers un ensemble d'opérations uniformes et prédéfinies sans état. D'autres types de services web tels que les services web SOAP exposent leurs propres ensembles d'opérations arbitraires. Les ressources web ont été définies pour la première fois sur le World Wide Web comme des documents ou des fichiers identifiés par leur URL. Cependant, elles ont aujourd'hui une définition beaucoup plus générique et abstraite qui inclut toute chose ou entité pouvant être identifiée, nommée, adressée ou gér

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Conceptual modeling of multimedia databases

Oleksandr Drutskyy

The gap between the semantic content of multimedia data and its underlying physical representation is one of the main problems in the modern multimedia research in general, and, in particular, in the field of multimedia database modeling. We believe that one of the principal reasons of this problem is the attempt to conceptually represent multimedia data in a way, which is similar to its low-level representation by applications dealing with encoding standards, feature-based multimedia analysis, etc. In our opinion, such conceptual representation of multimedia contributes to the semantic gap by separating the representation of multimedia information from the representation of the universe of discourse of an application, to which the multimedia information pertains. In this research work we address the problem of conceptual modeling of multimedia data in a way to deal with the above-mentioned limitations. First, we introduce two different paradigms of conceptual understanding of the essence of multimedia data, namely: multimedia as data and multimedia as metadata. The multimedia as data paradigm, which views multimedia data as the subject of modeling in its own right, is inherent to so-called multimedia-centric applications, where multimedia information itself represents the main part of the universe of discourse. The examples of such kind of applications are digital photo collections or digital movie archives. On the other hand, the multimedia as metadata paradigm, which is inherent to so-called multimedia-enhanced applications, views multimedia data as just another (optional) source of information about whatever universe of discourse that the application pertains to. An example of a multimedia-enhanced application is a human-resource database augmented with employee photos. Here the universe of discourse is the totality of company employees, while their photos simply represent an additional (possibly optional) kind of information describing the universe of discourse. The multimedia conceptual modeling approach that we present in this work allows addressing multimedia-centric applications, as well as, in particular, multimedia-enhanced applications. The model that we propose builds upon MADS (Modeling Application Data with Spatio-temporal features), which is a rich conceptual model defined in our laboratory, and which is, in particular, characterized by structural completeness, spatio-temporal modeling capabilities, and multirepresentation support. The proposed multimedia model is provided in the form of a new modeling dimension of MADS, whose orthogonality principle allows to integrate the new multimedia modeling dimension with already existing modeling features of MADS. The following multimedia modeling constructs are provided: multimedia datatypes, simple and complex representational constraints (relationships), a multimedia partitioning mechanism, and multimedia multirepresentation features. Following the description of our conceptual multimedia modeling approach based on MADS, we present the peculiarities of logical multimedia modeling and of conceptual-to-logical inter-layer transformations. We provide a set of mapping guidelines intended to help the schema designer in coming up with rich logical multimedia document representations of the application domain, which conform with the conceptual multimedia schema. The practical interest of our research is illustrated by a mock-up application, which has been developed to support the theoretical ideas described in this work. In particular, we show how the abstract conceptual set-based representations of multimedia data elements, as well as simple and complex multimedia representational relationships can be implemented using Oracle DBMS.

EPFL2009

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We present a theoretical study of the physical characteristics of metal/semiconductor junctions. Using first principle pseudopotential calculations, we have investigated the nature of electronic states with energies within the semiconductor band gap of representative abrupt, defect-free, anion-terminated metal/III-V interfaces. Namely, we focused on Al contacts to GaAs(001), AlAs(001) and cubic GaN(001) as well as on Al, Au and Cu junctions to cubic GaN(001). Recent advances in Schottky barrier concepts emphasize the possible relationship between interface states and the formation of the Schottky barrier. We aim at understanding the atomic-scale mechanisms responsible for interface states as well as their role in the Schottky barrier formation process. At As-terminated Al/GaAs(001) and Al/AlAs(001) junctions, resonant and localized interface states occur at the J point of the interface 2D Brillouin zone near the Fermi energy in the semiconductor midgap region. They correspond to intermetallic bonds between the outermost cation atoms of the semiconductor and the interfacial Al atoms of the metal. These interface states derive from an interaction between localized states of the Al(001) surface and semiconductor conduction band states, mediated by localized states of the unreconstructed, As-terminated semiconductor (001) surface. Our results indicate that interface states of the intermetallic, bonding-like kind could play an important role in the transport properties of metal/AlxGa1-xAs junctions. We have also investigated the electronic structure of Al, Au and Cu junctions to cubic, N-terminated GaN(001). The localized interface state reported for As-terminated Al/GaAs(001) and Al/AlAs(001) junctions occurs also at metal/GaN interfaces under the condition that atoms on the outermost atomic plane of the metal are placed in front of the outermost semiconductor cation. This indicates that the formation mechanism of this state is a very general one. In contrast to Al/AlxGa1-xAs junctions, these states occur at energy much larger than EF for the contacts to GaN. Thus, they are not expected to contribute significantly to the electronic transport of the latter interfaces. However, a large number of interface states attributed to d-type orbitals occur over a wide energy range including EF at contacts of noble metals to GaN.

EPFL2003

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JPaxos: State machine replication based on the Paxos protocol

Nuno Filipe de Sousa Santos, André Schiper

State machine replication is a technique for making services fault-tolerant by replicating them over a group of machines. Although the theory of state machine replication has been studied extensively, the engineering challenges of converting a theoretical description into a fully functional system is less understood. This creates difficulties to implementors, because in designing such a system they face many engineering challenges which are crucial to ensure good performance and stability of a replicated system. In this report, we address this problem by describing the design and implementation of JPaxos, a fully-functional implementation of state machine replication based on the MultiPaxos protocol. Our description includes the basic modules of a state machine replication implementation, like snapshotting of service state, state-transfer and keeping up-to-date all replicas, but focus mainly on three aspects: recovery mechanisms, batching and pipelining optimizations, and a scalable threading-architecture. We present several recovery algorithms that vary in the usage of stable storage and on the system assumptions, including some that use stable storage only once per-recovery. Batching and pipelining are well-known optimizations commonly used in state machine replication. With JPaxos we have studied their interaction in detail, and provide guidelines to tune these mechanisms for a variety of systems. Finally, the threading architecture of JPaxos was designed to scale with the number of cores, while at the same time minimizing complexity to reduce the risk of concurrency bugs.

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Conceptual modeling of multimedia databases

Oleksandr Drutskyy

EPFL2009