R. van Renesse, K. P. Birman, B. Glade, K. Guo, M. Hayden, T. M. Hickey, D. Malki, A. Vaysburd, and W. Vogels. The Design and Performance of Horus: A Flexible Group Communication System. Submitted for publication. Previous version available as technical report 94-1442, dept. of comp. sci., Cornell U., March 1995.  Home/Search Document Not in Database Summary Related Articles |
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A Framework for Partitionable Membership Service - Dolev, Malki, Strong (1995) (45 citations) Self-citation (Malki) (Correct)
....autonomously. The service assumes an asynchronous environment and must tolerate crash failures, omission failures and network partitions. The principles of partitionable operation that we present here have been incorporated in the Transis system [13, 1] the Totem system [3] and the Horus system [19]. The paper discusses applications built in these projects, and relates them to the membership service definition. We introduce a distinction between partial and complete installations of system views that makes feasible what we believe are the strongest possible requirements for causal order and ....
....Later, the Transis system converted to the protocol in [8] which satisfies our entire definition. The Totem system contains a different version of the membership protocol, suitable for establishing a view with an ordered ring of machines [3] The Horus system partially implements our framework [19]. The membership service of the Amoeba system [9] allows the system to partition, but does not provide any solution for merging operational components upon reconnection. The system allows the user some flexibility in specifying whether the system may partition or not. The work of Moser et al. on ....
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R. van Renesse, K. P. Birman, B. Glade, K. Guo, M. Hayden, T. M. Hickey, D. Malki, A. Vaysburd, and W. Vogels. The Design and Performance of Horus: A Flexible Group Communication System. Submitted for publication. Previous version available as technical report 94-1442, dept. of comp. sci., Cornell U., March 1995.
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