Fail over support by replication and localized caching of metadata, services, and files, either statically or dynamically. Program registration capabilities, that allow system administrators to control which programs can run on P2P network nodes, and which users are authorized to run programs. Utilization management capabilities, which can automatically start programs on idle devices when host loads drop below a specified level. The Application Services layer provides high-level services that can be used to quickly construct enterprise P2P and distributed applications such as collaboration and high performance computing. Distributed file system support, enabling the virtual collection of storage across a wide variety of platforms and devices.
Configurable policies manage file replication, localized caching, and version control.
File sharing capabilities including flexible access control and strong authentication. Job distribution services, which automate the process of moving binaries to different hardware platforms, and propagating new binaries. Applied Meta s technology is designed to help organizations leverage existing computing resources located across the extended enterprise. As such, numerous application scenarios can benefit from using the technology. Both of these application scenarios show how enterprises can use their existing computing resources more efficiently, regardless of where these resources are located within the enterprise.