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Diffused Knowledge Immortalizes Itself: The LOCKSS Program

The LOCKSS model, 'Lots of Copies Keeps Stuff Safe,' creates low-cost, persistent digital 'caches' of authoritative versions of http-delivered content. The LOCKSS software enables institutions to locally collect, store, preserve and archive authorized content, thus safeguarding t...

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Autor principal: Reich, Victoria A
Lenguaje:eng
Publicado: 2003
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Acceso en línea:http://cds.cern.ch/record/645355
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description The LOCKSS model, 'Lots of Copies Keeps Stuff Safe,' creates low-cost, persistent digital 'caches' of authoritative versions of http-delivered content. The LOCKSS software enables institutions to locally collect, store, preserve and archive authorized content, thus safeguarding their community's access to that content. The current version of LOCKSS software is restricted to electronic journals. Accuracy and completeness of LOCKSS caches are assured through a peer-to-peer polling and reputation system (operated through LCAP, LOCKSS' communication protocol), which is both robust and secure. LOCKSS replicas cooperate to detect and repair preservation failures. LOCKSS is designed to run on inexpensive hardware and to require almost no technical administration. The software has been under development since 1999 and is distributed as open source.
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spelling cern-6453552019-09-30T06:29:59Zhttp://cds.cern.ch/record/645355engReich, Victoria ADiffused Knowledge Immortalizes Itself: The LOCKSS ProgramInformation Transfer and ManagementThe LOCKSS model, 'Lots of Copies Keeps Stuff Safe,' creates low-cost, persistent digital 'caches' of authoritative versions of http-delivered content. The LOCKSS software enables institutions to locally collect, store, preserve and archive authorized content, thus safeguarding their community's access to that content. The current version of LOCKSS software is restricted to electronic journals. Accuracy and completeness of LOCKSS caches are assured through a peer-to-peer polling and reputation system (operated through LCAP, LOCKSS' communication protocol), which is both robust and secure. LOCKSS replicas cooperate to detect and repair preservation failures. LOCKSS is designed to run on inexpensive hardware and to require almost no technical administration. The software has been under development since 1999 and is distributed as open source.oai:cds.cern.ch:6453552003
spellingShingle Information Transfer and Management
Reich, Victoria A
Diffused Knowledge Immortalizes Itself: The LOCKSS Program
title Diffused Knowledge Immortalizes Itself: The LOCKSS Program
title_full Diffused Knowledge Immortalizes Itself: The LOCKSS Program
title_fullStr Diffused Knowledge Immortalizes Itself: The LOCKSS Program
title_full_unstemmed Diffused Knowledge Immortalizes Itself: The LOCKSS Program
title_short Diffused Knowledge Immortalizes Itself: The LOCKSS Program
title_sort diffused knowledge immortalizes itself: the lockss program
topic Information Transfer and Management
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