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Using DODAS as deployment manager for smart caching of CMS data management system
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Tracolli, M. Antonacci, M. Boccali, T. Bonacorsi, D. Ciangottini, D Donvito, G. Duma, C. Gaido, L. Salomoni, D. Spiga, D. Kuznetsov, V. Tracolli, M. Antonacci, M. Boccali, T. Bonacorsi, D. Ciangottini, D Donvito, G. Duma, C. Gaido, L. Salomoni, D. Spiga, D. Kuznetsov, V. |
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Tracolli, M. Antonacci, M. Boccali, T. Bonacorsi, D. Ciangottini, D Donvito, G. Duma, C. Gaido, L. Salomoni, D. Spiga, D. Kuznetsov, V. |
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title | Using DODAS as deployment manager for smart caching of CMS data management system |
title_full | Using DODAS as deployment manager for smart caching of CMS data management system |
title_fullStr | Using DODAS as deployment manager for smart caching of CMS data management system |
title_full_unstemmed | Using DODAS as deployment manager for smart caching of CMS data management system |
title_short | Using DODAS as deployment manager for smart caching of CMS data management system |
title_sort | using dodas as deployment manager for smart caching of cms data management system |
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