Introduction to Webos Computer Science:
Webos seminar topic explains about a framework which can support applications which are located geographically this frame work is incrementally scalable and supports reconfiguring dynamically. Webos provides solution for finding resources, executing applications remotely, a global namespace, security and resource management. This frame work will create a scope for efficient use of internet services without being fixed to one location and allowing to use out of range internet computing resources.
Internet had became a main area for many applications which work online as we see in every field is providing valuable services to users through internet. As the users are increasing from day by day and resources available in present World Wide Web is not geographically distributed. The result of resource allocation in world wide web from accessing remote CPU memory or disk space is limited. Services like digital’s alta vista or Netscape’s download pages are geographically replicated to improve bandwidth and reduce latency. In present scenario no individual connection can support million of users accessing at a time. In upcoming years resource allocation can cause issues. In order to overcome this problem WEBOS concept is developed.
In this paper we cover detailed explanation on webos components and there functionality is using geographically accessing remote resources. In this method mapping technique is used for client to access multiple servers, balance load algorithm is used between servers to share resource and improve performance.
This paper covers introduction to topic, characteristics, webos overview, resource discovery, system design and other technical details.
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