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A Characterization of Communication Patterns in Isis.. - Dietz, Ellis (1995) (Correct)
....toolkits. We validate this belief by counting the number of multicasts and comparing it with the total number of messages. We also examine the number of destinations specified. Finally, the process group mechanism is claimed by most to be an essential tool for building distributed services. GBCvR92] describes a light weight process group implementation which is used in Horus [vRBCGS92] the successor to Isis. The designers claim that process groups are popular for finer grain use than building replicated services. They also claim group membership is highly dynamic even in a stable systems ....
....to note that the number of destinations is usually N (the number of processes) or N 1, while the number of replies requested is either zero (non blocking) or one (simple request first response) 4.1.3 Process Groups Finally, we examine the use of the process group mechanism. Glade, et al. GBCvR92] claimed that programmers sometimes use process groups to bind processes to objects rather than to replicated services. For example, a distributed file system could create a process group for each replicated file; the members of the group would be those server processes that have copies of the ....
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B. B. Glade, K. P. Birman, R. C. Cooper, and R. van Renesse. Light-Weight Process Groups. In Proceedings of the OpenForum '92 Technical Conferenc, Utrecht, The Netherlands, November, 1992, 323-336.
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Bradford B. Glade, Kenneth P. Birman, Robert C. B. Cooper and Robbert van Renesse. LightWeight Process Groups. Proceedings of the OpenForum '92 Technical Conference, November 1992, 323-336.
Design and Performance of Horus: A Lightweight Group.. - van Renesse, Hickey.. (1994) (10 citations) Self-citation (Birman Van renesse) (Correct)
.... Horus includes a protocol layer that multiplexes groups over a small set of core groups (much like light weight threads in a small set of heavy weight processes) The approach yields a significant amortization of costs of failure recovery, and also improves other aspects of group communication [5]. For example, the cost of joining a new member to a light weight group is very low, allowing for short lived membership. Also, the cost of ordering protocols (such as causal or total ordering) underneath the light weight groups is cheaper than if each group runs its own protocol. 4.11 FAST ....
Brad B. Glade, Kenneth P. Birman, Robert C. Cooper, and Robbert van Renesse. Lightweight process groups. In Proceedings of the OpenForum '92 Technical Conference, pages 323--336, Utrecht, The Netherlands, November 1992.
Horus: A Flexible Group Communications System - van Renesse, Birman, Glade.. (1996) (101 citations) Self-citation (Glade Birman Van renesse) (Correct)
.... Horus includes a protocol layer that multiplexes groups over a small set of core groups (much like light weight threads in a small set of heavy weight processes) The approach yields a significant amortization of costs of failure recovery, and also improves other aspects of group communication [3]. For example, the cost of joining a new member to a light weight group is relatively low, allowing for short lived membership. Also, the cost of ordering protocols (such as causal or total ordering) underneath the light weight groups is cheaper than if each group runs its own protocol. FAST ....
Brad B. Glade, Kenneth P. Birman, Robert C. Cooper, and Robbert van Renesse. Lightweight process groups. In Proceedings of the OpenForum '92 Technical Conference, pages 323--336, Utrecht, The Netherlands, November 1992.
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Glade, B.B., Birman, K.P., Cooper, R.C., and van Renesse, R. Lightweight process groups. Proceedings of the OpenForum'92 Technical Conference, Utrecht, The Netherlands, November 1992, 323-336.
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Glade, B.B., Birman, K.P., Cooper, R.C. and R. van Renesse. Light-Weight Process Groups. In Proceedings of the Open Forum '92 Technical Conference, pages 323-336. Utrecht, The Netherlands, (Nov) 1992.
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