Distributed Systems Study log

Class name is Distributed System
your log file must be in twenty concepts format.
All text must be your own writing, in your own words. Never include passages from other sources, even if you cite them. Instead, keep the citation and paraphrase the ideas as though you were explaining them to your reader. NEVER copy phrases from other sources and paste them into your log.
Number each topic and put the topic in BOLD , preceeding your paragraph(s) on that topic. You can use as many paragraphs as you need for a topic. Here is an example:
12. NAT or Network Address Translation is a scheme that allows one real IP address to be shared by many machines that use local, or “fake,” private IP address on a local network. On home networks, for example, the typical configuration uses local IP address in the range 192.168.0.0 to 192.168.255.255. When a local machine sends a request through the NAT-enabled gateway router, the destination endpoint (IP / port) stays the same, but the local endpoint is changed: the private IP address (e.g., say 192.168.0.10) is changed to the real IP address of the router; the port is changed to a currently available port on the router, and the original local endpoint (IP / port) is placed in a table indexed by the new port chosen. The IP packets are now sent out […]
Some topics will be shorter, some will be longer. This is fine.
Use well-formed paragraphs, with topic sentences . One idea per paragraph is the rule. Some concepts will need more than one paragraph because they are comprised of several important ideas.
Use examples. Discuss how these apply in real life. Write as though you were explaining the concepts to other computer scientists that did not know anything about this particular topic. Include references to online resources as needed.
Include concepts from throughout the quarter, throughout the lectures, throughout the readings or from your own related distributed systems survey research. Demonstrate, essentially, that you are prepared to teach these concepts to class next quarter.

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