Objects can be either anchored or mobile. Anchored objects include storage objects which provide persistent storage. A part of each application is usually anchored to the node where the application starts. The Abacus run-time system. This example shows a filter accessing a striped file.
Functionality is partitioned into objects.
Clients periodically send digests of the statistics to the server. Preliminary results Figure 3 below depicts the architecture of an object-based filesystem that we built on top of Abacus . Figure 4 depicts possible placements for RAID objects in our environment. This figure shows the architecture of an object-based distributed filesystem built for Abacus . Files are bound to an object stack.