2007 - Fellow of Alfred P. Sloan Foundation
Her scientific interests lie mostly in Distributed computing, Cloud computing, Common Object Request Broker Architecture, Fault tolerance and Database. Her Distributed computing research includes elements of Black box, Upgrade, Software bug, Fault model and Middleware. Priya Narasimhan has included themes like Peer to peer computing, Cluster analysis, Open source software, The Internet and Node in her Cloud computing study.
Her research integrates issues of Replication, Software fault tolerance and Software engineering, Software deployment in her study of Common Object Request Broker Architecture. Her Fault tolerance research is multidisciplinary, incorporating elements of Middleware and Dependability. Priya Narasimhan interconnects Construct, Volume and Data mining in the investigation of issues within Database.
Her primary areas of study are Distributed computing, Fault tolerance, Common Object Request Broker Architecture, Replication and Embedded system. Her primary area of study in Distributed computing is in the field of Middleware. The Fault tolerance study combines topics in areas such as Object, Quality of service and Middleware.
Her Middleware research is multidisciplinary, relying on both Software engineering and Implementation. Her Common Object Request Broker Architecture research integrates issues from Multicast, State and Fault detection and isolation. Her work carried out in the field of Software brings together such families of science as Upgrade and Downtime.
Her primary areas of investigation include Mobile device, Cloud computing, Computer security, Multimedia and Computer network. Priya Narasimhan has included themes like Software deployment, The Internet and Interface in her Cloud computing study. Her Computer network research incorporates elements of Wireless and Computation.
Her Mobile computing research is multidisciplinary, relying on both Big data, Distributed computing, Mobile search and Mobile database. Her Distributed computing research is multidisciplinary, incorporating elements of Software and Protocol. Her Workload research includes elements of Fault tolerance and Middleware.
Priya Narasimhan spends much of her time researching Mobile device, Computer network, Computer security, Programming language and Cloud computing. The various areas that Priya Narasimhan examines in her Mobile device study include Workload, Mobile computing, Scale and Service. Her Mobile computing study integrates concerns from other disciplines, such as Distributed computing, Software, Benchmarking and Wireless.
In the field of Computer network, her study on Server overlaps with subjects such as Lower cost. Her Computer security study combines topics in areas such as Bandwidth, Host and Associative array. Her Cloud computing research includes themes of Latency, Software system, Mobile search, Computation and Thin client.
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An Analysis of Traces from a Production MapReduce Cluster
Soila Kavulya;Jiaqi Tan;Rajeev Gandhi;Priya Narasimhan.
grid computing (2010)
An Analysis of Traces from a Production MapReduce Cluster
Soila Kavulya;Jiaqi Tan;Rajeev Gandhi;Priya Narasimhan.
grid computing (2010)
Consistent object replication in the eternal system
L. E. Moser;P. M. Melliar-Smith;P. Narasimhan.
Theory and Practice of Object Systems (1998)
Consistent object replication in the eternal system
L. E. Moser;P. M. Melliar-Smith;P. Narasimhan.
Theory and Practice of Object Systems (1998)
Sluice: Secure Dissemination of Code Updates in Sensor Networks
P.E. Lanigan;R. Gandhi;P. Narasimhan.
international conference on distributed computing systems (2006)
Sluice: Secure Dissemination of Code Updates in Sensor Networks
P.E. Lanigan;R. Gandhi;P. Narasimhan.
international conference on distributed computing systems (2006)
Experiences, strategies, and challenges in building fault-tolerant CORBA systems
P. Felber;P. Narasimhan.
IEEE Transactions on Computers (2004)
Experiences, strategies, and challenges in building fault-tolerant CORBA systems
P. Felber;P. Narasimhan.
IEEE Transactions on Computers (2004)
SALSA: analyzing logs as state machines
Jiaqi Tan;Xinghao Pan;Soila Kavulya;Rajeev Gandhi.
WASL'08 Proceedings of the First USENIX conference on Analysis of system logs (2008)
SALSA: analyzing logs as state machines
Jiaqi Tan;Xinghao Pan;Soila Kavulya;Rajeev Gandhi.
WASL'08 Proceedings of the First USENIX conference on Analysis of system logs (2008)
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