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Abstract: In distributed systems, object replication is used to improve the availability and performance of applications in the presence of failures. When determining the configuration of a replicated object (i.e., number and location of replicas), a number of often conflicting factors need to be considered, e.g., the availability and performance requirements of the object. However, application specific knowledge about the objects, such as any inter-dependencies, is typically not accounted for. In many... (Update)
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M. Little and S. Shrivastava. Using Application Specific Knowledge for Configuring Object Replicas. In Proceedings of the Third International Conference on Configurable Distributed Systems, pages 169--176. IEEE Computer Society Press, May 1996. http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/little96using.html More
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