The architecture of UNIX united
1987; Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers; Volume: 75; Issue: 5 Linguagem: Inglês
10.1109/proc.1987.13783
ISSN1558-2256
AutoresJames P. Black, Lindsay Marshall, Brian Randell,
Tópico(s)Service-Oriented Architecture and Web Services
ResumoUNIX United is an architecture for a distributed system based on UNIX. As it is compatible with UNIX at the system call level, any program written for a normal UNIX system can be transparently extended to exploit the richer environment of UNIX United. As it relies on having a UNIX system beneath it, the implementation of UNIX United, called the Newcastle Connection, provides an interesting example of the construction of a very powerful distributed system with only a modicum of effort. A description of the basic semantics of UNIX United is followed by that of the architecture implied by the protocol between components in a UNIX United system, and of a software structure appropriate to the architecture and the protocol.
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