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These references can be used throughout the AFSLore Wiki using FurtherReading#Reference, for example, [[FurtherReading#Mills92]].
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+### Reference used in the FAQ
[Howard88] John H Howard, Michael L Kazar, Sherri G Menees, David A Nichols, M Satyanarayanan, Robert N Sidebotham, Michael J West "Scale and Performance in a Distributed File System", ACM Transactions on Computer Systems, Vol. 6, No. 1, Feb 1988 pp 51-81.
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[Katz94] Eric Katz, Michelle Butler and Robert [[McGrath]], "A Scalable HTTP Server: The NCSA Prototype", National Center for Supercomputing Applications, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, Il 61820,
> Describes the use of AFS to create a scalable web server.
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+### Other miscellaneous reference to AFS
+
+Mic Bowman, Bill Camargo, "Digital Libraries: The Next Generation in File System Technology", D-Lib Magazine, February 1998, .
+
+> Uses AFS as an example of the value of wide-area file systems. It outlines several modes of usage exemplified by AFS. It goes on to suggest enhancements that would make a file system more valuable as a collaborative tool: extensible user-level metadata, explicit object typing with inheritance, and meta-object to store and manage references to other objects.
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+> [[TedAnderson]]
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+> - 01 Aug 2002