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The Beating Heart
At the heart of DNAOS,
there is a powerful distributed application resource management system,
with built-in entitlement security. Lets give this a closer look:
- System: communications (ex: Web), software to support
applications, hardware to support software and applications
Management: query, edit, update, create, delete, view, model, organize,
configure distributed application resources.
Distributed Application Resource: data resources used by applications,
for example, a vehicle management application uses data structures
to represent resources like trucks, trailers, and drivers. These
structures get stored, queried, and retrieved. The applications
handling these resources can be distributed over many systems but
their data sources can also be distributed over many systems.
Entitlement Security: Distribution increases many security issues.
Secure distributed data, resource, or virtual profile remained
unresolved. Consequently, one of DNAOS
basic requirements is to provide entitlement security to
distributed application resources.
Virtual Profile: Virtual profiles correspond to entitlement secure
distributed compound resources where each is composed of networks
of entity and relation resources.
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