We propose a lightweight fault-tolerant multicast and mem-bership service for real-time process groups which may ex-change periodic and aperiodic messages. The service sup-ports bounded-time message transport, atomicity, and order for multicasts within a group of communicating processes in the presence of processor crashes and communication failures. It guarantees agreement on membership among the communicating processors, and ensures that member-ship changes (e.g., resulting from processor joins or depar-tures) are atomic and ordered with respect to multicast mes-sages. We provide the flexibility of an event-triggered ap-proach with the fast message delivery time of time-triggered protocols, such as TTP [14], where messages are deliv-ered ...
An efficient error recovery algorithm is essential for reliable multicast in large groups. Tree-base...
Scalable Reliable Multicast Protocols have been the subject of much research in recent years. We pro...
In this paper, we present a multicast protocol which guarantees atomic order in a CAN bus under anti...
We present a new scalable fault-tolerant algorithm which ensures total order delivery of messages se...
Processes are distributed over processors that share directly accessible memory. Processes exchange ...
The ISIS toolkit is a distributed programming environment based on virtually synchronous process gro...
This paper presents a transport-level multicast protocol that is useful for building fault-tolerant ...
In this paper, we study the atomic broadcast and multicast problems, two fundamental abstractions fo...
In this paper, we study atomic multicast, a fundamental abstraction for building fault-tolerant syst...
Abstract. In this paper, we study the atomic multicast problem, a fundamental abstraction for buildi...
This paper presents the Reliable Multicast Protocol (RMP). RMP provides a totally ordered, reliable,...
In this thesis, we present new protocols that provide reliable ordered multicasts to multiple overl...
Multicast is an efficient mechanism for distributing data from one sender to multiple receivers. Ma...
This paper presents the definition and solution to the uniform reliable multicast problem in the vir...
In distributed systems it is often useful to ensure that messages sent between processes in a group ...
An efficient error recovery algorithm is essential for reliable multicast in large groups. Tree-base...
Scalable Reliable Multicast Protocols have been the subject of much research in recent years. We pro...
In this paper, we present a multicast protocol which guarantees atomic order in a CAN bus under anti...
We present a new scalable fault-tolerant algorithm which ensures total order delivery of messages se...
Processes are distributed over processors that share directly accessible memory. Processes exchange ...
The ISIS toolkit is a distributed programming environment based on virtually synchronous process gro...
This paper presents a transport-level multicast protocol that is useful for building fault-tolerant ...
In this paper, we study the atomic broadcast and multicast problems, two fundamental abstractions fo...
In this paper, we study atomic multicast, a fundamental abstraction for building fault-tolerant syst...
Abstract. In this paper, we study the atomic multicast problem, a fundamental abstraction for buildi...
This paper presents the Reliable Multicast Protocol (RMP). RMP provides a totally ordered, reliable,...
In this thesis, we present new protocols that provide reliable ordered multicasts to multiple overl...
Multicast is an efficient mechanism for distributing data from one sender to multiple receivers. Ma...
This paper presents the definition and solution to the uniform reliable multicast problem in the vir...
In distributed systems it is often useful to ensure that messages sent between processes in a group ...
An efficient error recovery algorithm is essential for reliable multicast in large groups. Tree-base...
Scalable Reliable Multicast Protocols have been the subject of much research in recent years. We pro...
In this paper, we present a multicast protocol which guarantees atomic order in a CAN bus under anti...