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Persistent Streams: The Internet With Ephemeral Storage

Carl et al., 2021

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2059763303690087513
Author
Zdankin P
Schaffeld M
Matkovic V
Yu Y
Elbers T
Weis T
Publication year
2021
Publication venue
Tagungsband des FG-BS Herbsttreffens 2021

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Communication in the internet today is transient by default. Because of this, whenever an application needs to store data even for a moment, its provider needs to develop an application-specific solution, which is often done using client-server models. This is costly at …

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