Extended Virtual Synchrony

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Extended Virtual Synchrony (1994)

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by Moser Amir , L. E. Moser , Y. Amir , P. M. Melliar-smith , D. A. Agarwal

Venue:	in Proceedings of the IEEE 14th International Conference on Distributed Computing Systems
Citations:	188 - 43 self

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@INPROCEEDINGS{Amir94extendedvirtual,
    author = {Moser Amir and L. E. Moser and Y. Amir and P. M. Melliar-smith and D. A. Agarwal},
    title = {Extended Virtual Synchrony},
    booktitle = {in Proceedings of the IEEE 14th International Conference on Distributed Computing Systems},
    year = {1994},
    pages = {56--65},
    publisher = {IEEE Computer Society Press}
}

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Abstract

. We formulate a model of extended virtual synchrony that defines a group communication transport service for multicast and broadcast communication in a distributed system. The model extends the virtual synchrony model of the Isis system to support continued operation in all components of a partitioned network. The significance of extended virtual synchrony is that, during network partitioning and remerging and during process failure and recovery, it maintains a consistent relationship between the delivery of messages and the delivery of configuration changes across all processes in the system and provides well-defined self-delivery and failure atomicity properties. We describe an algorithm that implements extended virtual synchrony and construct a filter that reduces extended virtual synchrony to virtual synchrony. 1 Introduction In many applications in distributed systems messages must be disseminated to multiple destinations. To achieve better performance, protocols have been deve...

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virtual synchrony isi system partitioned network group communication transport service many application distributed system configuration change consistent relationship distributed system message failure atomicity property virtual synchrony model continued operation broadcast communication network partitioning process failure well-defined self-delivery

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