Atomic broadcast

In distributed systems, atomic broadcast or total order broadcast is a broadcast messaging protocol that ensures that messages are received reliably…

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2017

ZooKeeper is a crash-tolerant system that offers fundamental services to Internet-scale applications, thereby reducing the…

2007

Model-checking of asynchronous distributed protocols is challenging because of the large size of the state and solution spaces…

1998

We describe a group membership protocol, called the time-wheel group membership protocol, for a timed asynchronous distributed…

1996

This paper describes Drago, an experimental language designed to support the implementation of fault-tolerant distributed…

1995

Group atomic broadcast is a fundamental service for implementing fault-tolerant applications. This paper reports discrete event…

1994

Multicast is rapidly becoming an important mode of communication as well as a good platform for building group-oriented services…

1993

In Atomic Broadcast protocols, the participating processors may initiate the broadcast of a message at any time; the goal is to…

1993

Much of the complexity of concurrent program design lies in the specification of patterns of communication: flows of information…

1993

User expectations for dependable distributed computing follow a growing trend. Atomic broadcast is at the core of problems such…

1990

Tighter bounds are provided on the time required to reach agreement in a distributed system as a function of the failure model…