A Survey on Distributed Databases Fragmentation, Allocation and Replication Algorithms
H. A. Fuaad, A. A. Ibrahim, A. Majed, A. Asem
Current Journal of Applied Science and Technology · pp. 1–12 · Published 9 May 2018
10.9734/CJAST/2018/37079Abstract
Due to the huge amount of computer data stored in databases, one centralized database cannot support and provide good performance and availability when contains huge data which used by large number of users. Thus, the distributed database is a good technique to overcome this problem by fragmenting the database and allocating the right database fragmentation in the right site. Many researches present static optimized algorithms of distributed database fragmentation, allocation and replication (Horizontal/ Vertical) at the initial stage of the distributed database design using different or similar techniques, which affect the performance of database system. Therefore, this study aims at reviewing and comparing the best-presented algorithms from the design perspective, with the aim of identifying the strength and weakness points of each algorithm. Furthermore, this study could be considered as the first study that attempts to identify the most critical criteria that were used for comparing the optimized algorithms that have been proposed and used in distributed database fragmentation and allocation.
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