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Architecture Considerations for Big Data Management

Meerja et al., 2016

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9644272052399896959
Author
Meerja K
Almustafa K
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Publication venue
International Journal of Advanced Computer Science and Applications

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A network architecture is concerned with holistic view of interconnection of different nodes with each other. This refers to both physical and logical ways of interconnection of all nodes in the network. The way in which they are connected influences the strategies adopted for …
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