This paper examines the problem of building scalable, fault-tolerant distributed systems from collections of com-municating process groups, while maintaining well-defined end-to-end delivery semantics. We propose a new architec-ture which supports modular group composition by provid-ing a distinction between intra-group and inter-group com-munication. With this architecture, multiple group commu-nication protocols and end-to-end delivery semantics can be used in a single system. These features reduce the com-plexity of ordering messages in a group composition, result-ing in enhanced scalability. Finally, we present simulation results comparing the performance of a group composition using our architecture to that of a single process group. 1
In the group communication, multiple processes have to receive messages in some order. In this paper...
Many distributed systems for widearea networks can be built conveniently, and operate efficiently a...
Existing reliable ordered group communication protocols have been developed for local-area networks...
In recent years, the study of distributed systems has become an increasingly important focus of comp...
An increasing number of applications with reliability requirements are being deployed in distributed...
Reliable group ordered delivery of multicast messages in a distributed system is a useful service th...
Group communication provides primitives that ensure reliable and ordered delivery of messages to a g...
Process groups are a natural tool for distributed programming, and are increasingly important in dis...
Abstract. In the recent past years, many group toolkits, providing a support for the construction of...
Group communication is deployed in many evolving Internet-scale cooperative applications such as mul...
Existing reliable ordered group communication protocols have been developed for local-area networks ...
We present a new scalable fault-tolerant algorithm which ensures total order delivery of messages se...
Existing reliable totally ordered group communication protocols have been developed for local-area n...
This work describes the design and implementation details of a reliable group communication mechanis...
Existing reliable ordered group communication protocols have been developed for local-area networks...
In the group communication, multiple processes have to receive messages in some order. In this paper...
Many distributed systems for widearea networks can be built conveniently, and operate efficiently a...
Existing reliable ordered group communication protocols have been developed for local-area networks...
In recent years, the study of distributed systems has become an increasingly important focus of comp...
An increasing number of applications with reliability requirements are being deployed in distributed...
Reliable group ordered delivery of multicast messages in a distributed system is a useful service th...
Group communication provides primitives that ensure reliable and ordered delivery of messages to a g...
Process groups are a natural tool for distributed programming, and are increasingly important in dis...
Abstract. In the recent past years, many group toolkits, providing a support for the construction of...
Group communication is deployed in many evolving Internet-scale cooperative applications such as mul...
Existing reliable ordered group communication protocols have been developed for local-area networks ...
We present a new scalable fault-tolerant algorithm which ensures total order delivery of messages se...
Existing reliable totally ordered group communication protocols have been developed for local-area n...
This work describes the design and implementation details of a reliable group communication mechanis...
Existing reliable ordered group communication protocols have been developed for local-area networks...
In the group communication, multiple processes have to receive messages in some order. In this paper...
Many distributed systems for widearea networks can be built conveniently, and operate efficiently a...
Existing reliable ordered group communication protocols have been developed for local-area networks...