Esta dissertação de mestrado apresenta a implementação e validação de um modelo de servidor web que divide o funcionamento de o servidor web em quatro módulos onde cada um desses módulos é responsável por uma etapa que a requisição percorre ao longo de seu processamento. Esses módulos são: atendimento da requisição (módulo 1), transferência do arquivo para a memória principal (módulo 2), processamento de requisições dinâmicas (módulo 3) e envio do arquivo ao cliente (módulo 4). Esses quatro módulos são interligados e são alimentados primeiramente por uma carga inicial gerada pelo gerador de cargas W4Gen e passa obrigatoriamente, nessa ordem, pelo módulo 1, módulo 2 e módulo 4. O módulo 3 só é utilizado quando se trata de uma requisição dinâmica. Ao ser atendido por um dos módulos, é atribuído um tempo de execução (leia-se tempo que a requisição toma para ser processada por esse módulo). Esses tempos foram baseados em trabalhos que fizeram benchmarks em servidores web reais. Os resultados alcançados com o desenvolvimento deste trabalho visam principalmente integrar-se aos trabalhos de simulação envolvendo servidores web do grupo de Sistemas Distribuídos e Programação Concorrente (LaSDPC) e com isso alcançar resultados próximos a resultados aplicados em servidores web reais / This work presents the implementation and validation of a web server model that divides the web server functions into four modules and each one of these is responsible for an execution step, in which a request goes through during processing. These modules are: request serving (module 1); file transferring to the main memory (module 2); dynamic request processing (module 3); and client file sending (module 4). These four modules are linked and the W4Gen generates the initial loads. These loads run in the order as follows: modules 1, 2 and 4. The module 3 is used only when the request is dynamic. When a request is served by a module, an execution time is defined (i.e. the time used by the request in the module), which is based on real world web servers benchmark\'s. The results obtained in the work aims to be integrated to other projects conduced in the Distributed System and Concurrent Programming group (LaSDPC) in order to reach results close to real world web servers

Diploma thesis deals with home security system using Raspberry Pi as a central microcontroller unit and it´s additional peripherals. Informations are accessible via web server.

This project deal with automatic generation testing questions. We will find that turn-key solution problem randomly generation questions. By the help of languages HTML and PHP is created simple application susceptible data access from database: adding, editing, addition entries, etc . System further makes it possible to potluck testing questions of several perimeters and according to type generated test. Next function is generation question and correct answers in size PDF and HTML by the help of system latex.

Analysis of problems during designing web database and their structure for requirement of manufacturer of PCBs. Study of using applications intended for creation, administration and protection of database system. Systems for operation of web server. Principles of projection tabels in databases. Design of database's structure for production system of PCBs.

This master’s thesis contains design of laboratory stand for learning programming microcontrollers. Stand is equipped with two Rabbit modules, which are connected together over local area network. Exercises are focused on working with basic peripheries as digital inputs and outputs,PWM modulation, serial communication. Exercises are interested in evaluation of matrix keyboard and communication with alphanumeric display controller. With the ability to easy access the Internet some exercises are designed for work with this interface. To these exercises is made a preparation of external peripherals. Through these peripherals there can be can be controlled DC motors, step motor, binary outputs and inputs. Each lab exercise contains an introduction, task, instructions and the flowchart of realized exercise. Instructions are written so that it contains important steps to properly manage assignments. Individual exercises are designed to gradually increasing complexity of exercises.

This thesis deals with the feasibility collecting data from web servers running on the nodes in sensor networks. It focuses on sensor network based on IEEE 802.15.4 and 6LoWPAN. The work itself is divided to the node side and server side.REST web services on the node‘s Web server provides sensor data. These data are collected with Java application running on the sensor network server. This servers stores collected data in a database.

This thesis describes the design and realization of terminal for time attendance system. The introductory part shortly presents several solutions currently available on the market. The main part of this thesis is divided into two sections. The first of them deals with design of hardware platform, and the second describes the development of software. The terminal is realized as a compact with wide possibilities for future functional expansion. Special attention is given to the flexibility and user-friendly interface.

Diploma thesis deals with home security system using Raspberry Pi as a central microcontroller unit and it´s additional peripherals. Informations are accessible via web server.

The master's theses deal with concept and creation of a new version of the compute kernel in expert system based on NPS32. This paper is focused on possibilities and requirements of the expert system's operation on the Internet, too. One part of the study is devoted to testing the designed SW and demonstrating of its facilities.

Large-scale distributed computing systems such as data centers are hosted on heterogeneous and networked servers that execute in a dynamic and uncertain operating environment, caused by factors such as time-varying user workload and various failures. Therefore, achieving stringent quality-of-service goals is a challenging task, requiring a comprehensive approach to performance control, fault diagnosis, and failure recovery. This work presents a model-based approach for fault management, which integrates limited lookahead control (LLC), diagnosis, and fault-tolerance concepts that: (1) enables systems to adapt to environment variations, (2) maintains the availability and reliability of the system, (3) facilitates system recovery from failures. We focused on memory leak errors in this thesis. A characterization function is designed to detect memory leaks. Then, a LLC is applied to enable the computing system to adapt efficiently to variations in the workload, and to enable the system recover from memory leaks and maintain functionality.