Personal
I’m M.Sc. student at Systems and Computing Department at Federal University of Campina Grande.
My interests include distributed systems (especially, MapReduce and NoSQL), game development, software tests, algorithms and programming languages.
Feel free to contact me.
Research
I work as research assistant with Francisco Brasileiro in the Distributed Systems Laboratory. My research concentrates on the design and implementation of the distributed file system BeeFS, which harnesses the free disk space of desktop machines already deployed in a corporation to build a efficient and scalable storage solution in a cheaper way.
In previous research, I have focused on challenges in implementation of Nodewiz’s improvements. Nodewiz is a scalable peer-to-peer and fault-tolerant resource and service discovery for overlay networks and grids that supports multi-attribute and range queries. This work are done jointly with Lauro Beltrão.
Elsewhere
You can find me on a variety of social web sites; my username is usually “jweslley”. If you’d like to connect with me via a social networking site you can do so at:
- My LinkedIn profile
- My Facebook profile
- My presentations
- My on-line book shelf
- Free software I’ve written
- Things I’ve read and shared
- Visited sites and some notes about
- Almost all the music I’ve listened
- Some food experiencies
- Know what I’ve been thinking about the life, the universe and everything.
I also maintain the following weblogs:
- My occasionally updated blog
- { Raciocínio Lateral } in brazilian portuguese.