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📘 CHAPITRE 1 — Introduction aux applications réparties

(Construction des applications réparties – Dr. Gherbi)

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📄 Page 1 — Title Page

Title: Introduction aux applications réparties
Author: Dr. GHERBI

Meaning (for exam):

• This chapter introduces distributed systems and distributed applications
• It sets the foundation for how applications work across multiple machines connected by a network

👉 No theory yet, only context.

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📄 Page 2 — Course Plan

Topics covered:

1. Systèmes répartis / distribués
2. Présentation générale des systèmes répartis
3. Exemples de systèmes distribués
4. Intérêts des systèmes distribués
5. Propriétés des systèmes distribués
6. Applications réparties

Exam tip 📝:

If asked “Que contient le cours CAR ?”, list these points.

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📄 Page 3 — Objectives

Objectives of the course:

• Understand how distributed applications work
• Learn how to design distributed applications
• Know the main technologies used in distributed systems

Exam-friendly formulation:

Le cours vise à expliquer le fonctionnement, la conception et les technologies des applications réparties.

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📄 Page 4 — Definition: Distributed System

Definition:

A distributed system is a set of autonomous computers that:

• Communicate through a network
• Cooperate to achieve a common goal
• Share resources, data, or services

Keywords for exam ⭐:

• Ordinateurs autonomes
• Réseau
• Coopération
• Partage des ressources

📌 Important:
➡ No shared memory
➡ Communication is done via the network

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📄 Page 5 — Distributed vs Centralized (Diagram)

What the diagram shows:

• Centralized system: one main machine
• Distributed system: several machines working together

👉 Visual comparison to understand architecture difference.

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📄 Page 6 — Distributed vs Centralized (Theory)

Centralized System:

• Shared memory
• Common clock
• Local access to resources

Distributed System:

• No shared memory
• No global clock
• Resources are shared through communication

Exam comparison table (memorize):

Centralized	Distributed
One machine	Multiple machines
Local memory	Distributed memory
One clock	No global clock

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📄 Page 7 — Motivation for Distributed Systems

Why use distributed systems?

• Scalability → easy to add machines
• Reliability → failure of one node doesn’t stop the system
• Performance → parallel execution
• Flexibility
• Easy maintenance

Exam sentence:

Les systèmes répartis sont motivés par la scalabilité, la fiabilité et l’amélioration des performances.

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📄 Pages 8 & 9 — Desired Properties of Distributed Systems

(Same content repeated)

Desired properties:

• Share remote resources
• Optimize resource usage
• Robustness
• Resistance to communication failures
• Resistance to security attacks
• Adaptability to environment changes

Exam keywords ⭐:

• Robustesse
• Tolérance aux pannes
• Sécurité
• Adaptabilité

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📄 Page 10 — System vs Application

System:

• Operating system → manages resources
• Communication system → exchanges information

Application:

• Solves a specific problem
• Uses services provided by the system

Simple exam sentence:

Une application utilise les services du système pour résoudre un problème donné.

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📄 Page 11 — Definition of Distributed Application

Definition:

A distributed application = cooperating processes on distributed data

Important concepts:

• Process = program in execution
• Cooperation = communication + synchronization

Exam tip 📝:

Always mention communication AND synchronization

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📄 Page 12 — Examples of Distributed Applications

Examples:

• E-commerce websites
• Instant messaging systems
• Distributed computing
• Bank ATMs (GAB)
• Online multiplayer games

Exam trick:

If asked “Donnez des exemples”, give at least 3.

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📄 Page 13 — Classical vs Distributed Programming

Key differences:

Criterion	Classical	Distributed
Execution	One machine	Multiple machines
Communication	Local calls	Network (RPC, messages)
Memory	Shared locally	Not shared
Failures	Rare	Frequent
Scalability	Limited	High

📌 Very important exam table ⭐⭐⭐

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📄 Page 14 — Layered Structure of Distributed Applications

Layers shown in the diagram:

1. User
2. User application
3. Middleware
4. Operating system
5. Hardware
6. Network

Key idea:

➡ Middleware is between application and system

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📄 Page 15 — Communication Flow

What happens:

• Applications communicate
• Middleware manages communication
• Network transmits data
• System supports execution

Exam phrase:

Le middleware assure la communication entre applications réparties.

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📄 Page 16 — Middleware Definition

Middleware:

• From middle + software
• Means intermediate software
• Connects heterogeneous applications

Simple definition for exam:

Le middleware est un logiciel intermédiaire facilitant la communication entre applications réparties.

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📄 Page 17 — Objectives of Middleware

Middleware aims to:

• Hide hardware and OS differences
• Hide data and processing distribution
• Provide a programming API

Keywords to memorize:

• Masquer l’hétérogénéité
• Transparence
• API

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📄 Page 18 — Types of Middleware

3 types:

1. MOM (Message-Oriented Middleware)
   → Communication by messages

2. MOT (Transaction-Oriented Middleware)
   → Manages transactions

3. MOO (Object-Oriented Middleware)
   → Remote method calls

Exam advice:

Know names + principle

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📄 Page 19 — Middleware Examples

Examples by category:

• Object-based: CORBA, DCOM
• Component-based: EJB, .NET, CCM
• Database-oriented: JDBC, ODBC
• Web services: SOAP, XML-RPC

Exam tip:

If asked “Citez des middlewares”, mention CORBA, EJB, JDBC.

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📄 Page 20 — Problems Solved by Middleware

Middleware solves:

• Integration
• Interoperability
• OS independence
• Portability
• Distributed service sharing

Perfect exam sentence ✅:

Le middleware assure l’intégration, l’interopérabilité et la portabilité des applications réparties.

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✅ FINAL EXAM SUMMARY (VERY IMPORTANT)

If you remember only this:

• Distributed system = autonomous machines + network
• Distributed application = cooperative processes + communication
• Middleware = intermediary software
• Key benefits = scalability, reliability, performance
• Big difference = no shared memory, network communication

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