Enabling the Swarm through the Global Data Plane
John D. Kubiatowicz

Citation
John D. Kubiatowicz. "Enabling the Swarm through the Global Data Plane". Tutorial, 13, November, 2014.

Abstract
The Global Data Plane (GDP) provides a data-centric glue for swarm applications. The basic primitive is that of a multi-input, multi-output, time-aware secure log. Data inputs are timestamped and rearranged by timestamp. Data can be securely committed to the log in a variety of ways, including via a external consistent transactional model. Data within the log can be randomly read, thereby permitting a variety of data models, including (eventually) a SQL query model. Further, data within a log can be preserved for the long term.

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  John D. Kubiatowicz. "Enabling the Swarm through the
  Global Data Plane". Tutorial,  13, November, 2014.

• BibTeX

  @tutorial{Kubiatowicz14_EnablingSwarmThroughGlobalDataPlane,
      author = {John D. Kubiatowicz},
      title = {Enabling the Swarm through the Global Data Plane},
      day = {13},
      month = {November},
      year = {2014},
      abstract = {The Global Data Plane (GDP) provides a
                data-centric glue for swarm applications. The
                basic primitive is that of a multi-input,
                multi-output, time-aware secure log. Data inputs
                are timestamped and rearranged by timestamp. Data
                can be securely committed to the log in a variety
                of ways, including via a external consistent
                transactional model. Data within the log can be
                randomly read, thereby permitting a variety of
                data models, including (eventually) a SQL query
                model. Further, data within a log can be preserved
                for the long term.},
      URL = {http://terraswarm.org/pubs/462.html}
  }
  

Posted by Barb Hoversten on 13 Nov 2014.