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Abstract: Voting protocols ensure the consistency of replicated objects by requiring all read and write requests to collect an appropriate quorum of replicas. We propose to replace some of these replicas by volatile witnesses that have no data and require no stable storage, and to regenerate them instead of waiting for recovery. The small size of volatile witnesses allows them to be regenerated much easier than full replicas. Regeneration attempts are much more likely to succeed since volatile... (Update)
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...in the CSCR. We decided instead to make a new entity, which we we call referee, sole responsible of all CSCR updates. Like witnesses [5, 7] and ghosts [10] referees contain no data. Unlike witnesses, they do not vote. Referees are used instead to record changes in the CSCR....
...some simplifications for clarity. Single manager. Palladio actually replicates a store s active manager, using two replicas and one witness [17]. Normally, one manager can fail or be partitioned away, and the remaining managers will attempt to regenerate the missing replica....
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Darrell D. E. Long and Jehan-Francois Paris. Voting with regenerable volatile witnesses. Technical report, Computer and Information Sciences, University of California, Santa Cruz, April 1990. http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/long90voting.html More
@techreport{ long90voting,
author = "Darrell D. E. Long and Jehan-Francois Paris",
title = "{VOTING} {WITH} {REGENERABLE} {VOLATILE} {WITNESSES}",
number = "UCSC-CRL-90-09",
year = "1990",
url = "citeseer.ist.psu.edu/long90voting.html" }
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