Experiences with group communication middleware

Johnson, S. R.; Jahanian, Farnam; Ghosh, S.; Vanvoorst, B.; Weininger, Nicholas; Heimerdinger, Walter L.

doi:10.1109/icdsn.2000.857511

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“…Group communication offer rich primitives that help building distributed applications. While those primitives address fundamental problems that are difficult to solve in environments prone to component failures, their actual usefulness depends on how well-adapted they are to the needs of applications [9], and to what extent they help enforce application level properties [5].…”

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confidence: 99%

End-to-end consensus using end-to-end channels

Wiesmann

Défago

2006

2006 12th Pacific Rim International Symposium on Dependable Computing (PRDC'06)

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End-to-end consensus ensures delivery of the same value to the application layer running in distributed processes. Deliveries that have not been acknowledged by the application before a failure are delivered again. End-to-end primitives are important for applications that need to enforce persistency. We present an algorithm that solves the end-to-end consensus problem. Our approach is to build end-to-end consensus using a new type of communication channels, endto-end channels.

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confidence: 99%