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A peer-to-peer middleware platform for fault-tolerant, QoS, real-time computing
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In this paper we present the architecture of RTPM, a middleware framework aimed at supporting the development and management of information systems for high-speed public transportation systems. The framework is based on a peer-to-peer overlay infrastructure with the main focus being on providing a scalable, resilient, reconfigurable, highly available platform for real-time and QoS computing.
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