Middleware 2013 [electronic resource] : ACM/IFIP/USENIX 14th International Middleware Conference, Beijing, China, December 9-13, 2013, Proceedings / edited by David Eyers, Karsten Schwan.

Fast Cast: A Throughput- and Latency-Efficient Total Order Broadcast Protocol -- VICINITY: A Pinch of Randomness Brings out the Structure -- Experiences with Fault-Injection in a Byzantine Fault-Tolerant Protocol -- Splay Net: Distributed User-Space Topology Emulation -- Assured Cloud-Based Data Analysis with Cluster BFT -- Flow Flex: Malleable Scheduling for Flows of MapReduce Jobs -- DVFS Aware CPU Credit Enforcement in a Virtualized System -- Elastic Remote Methods -- Atmosphere: A Universal Cross-Cloud Communication Infrastructure -- VMAR: Optimizing I/O Performance and Resource Utilization in the Cloud -- I2Map: Cloud Disaster Recovery Based on Image-Instance Mapping -- Cross-Tier Application and Data Partitioning of Web Applications for Hybrid Cloud Deployment -- Sprinkler — Reliable Broadcast for Geographically Dispersed Datacenters -- Transactional Failure Recovery for a Distributed Key-Value Store -- Views and Transactional Storage for Large Graphs -- Efficient Batched Synchronization in Drop box-Like Cloud Storage Services -- Back to the Future: Using Magnetic Tapes in Cloud Based Storage Infrastructures -- Efficient Node Bootstrapping for Decentralised Shared-Nothing Key-Value Stores -- Testing Idempotence for Infrastructure as Code -- Self-scalable Benchmarking as a Service with Automatic Saturation Detection -- Ditto – Deterministic Execution Replayability-as-a-Service for Java VM on Multiprocessors -- DynaSoRe: Efficient In-Memory Store for Social Applications -- O2SM: Enabling Efficient Offline Access to Online Social Media and Social Networks -- Anony Likes: Anonymous Quantitative Feedback on Social Networks -- Peer-to-Peer Keyword Search: A Retrospective.

This book constitutes the refereed proceedings of the ACM/IFIP/USENIX 14th International Middleware Conference, held in Beijing, China, in December 2013. The 24 revised full papers presented were carefully reviewed and selected from 189 submissions. The papers cover a wide range of topics including design, implementation, deployment, and evaluation of middleware for next-generation platforms such as cloud computing, social networks and large-scale storage and distributed systems. The middleware solutions introduced provide features such as availability, efficiency, scalability, fault-tolerance, trustworthy operation and support security and privacy needs.   .