The key challenges of distributed systems, Operating System

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Question 1 Explain the following with respect to Resource Management in Distributed Systems-

Task assignment Approach
Load - Balancing Approach
Load - Sharing Approach

Question 2 Describe the following with respect to Distributed File Systems-

The Key Challenges of Distributed Systems
Client's Perspective: File Services
File Access Semantics
Server's Perspective Implementation
Stateful Versus Stateless Servers

Question 3 Describe the Clock Synchronization Algorithms and Distributed Algorithms in the context of Synchronization

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