Abstract. A particular case of open group is that of a large-scale system where an unbounded and dynamically changing set of client nodes continuously connect and disconnect from a reduced and stable group of servers. We propose an extended specification of the membership problem, that takes into account the different consistency properties that both types of nodes require from the membership information in such a scenario. The specification is completely independent of any group communication layer, assuming only the presence of a local failure detector at each node. We also describe a membership service that satisfies the specification and sketch a proof for its properties
A membership service is used in a distributed system to maintain information about which sites are f...
We describe a novel scalable group membership ser vice designed explicitly for wide area networks O...
Abstract: Group communications have been studied in the wired Internet for many years and remain a ...
We describe a novel scalable group membership algorithm designed for wide area networks (WANs). Our ...
The problem of group membership has been the focus of much theoretical and experimental work on fa...
Chandra et al. [5] showed that the group membership problem cannot be solved in asynchronous systems...
In a distributed fault-tolerant server system realized according to the open group model, inconsiste...
This paper presents a solvable specification and gives an algorithm for the Group Membership Problem...
We introduce a membership protocol that maintains the set of currently connected machines in an asyn...
We establish a new worst-case upper bound on the Membership problem: We present a simple algorithm t...
A guarantee is only as good as its assumptions. Three group membership areas defy firm, practical gu...
Presents a solvable specification and gives an algorithm for the group membership problem in asynchr...
International audienceThe notion of Group communication has long been introduced as a core service o...
A guarantee is only as good as its assumptions. Three group membership areas defy firm, practical gu...
Many distributed systems for widearea networks can be built conveniently, and operate efficiently a...
A membership service is used in a distributed system to maintain information about which sites are f...
We describe a novel scalable group membership ser vice designed explicitly for wide area networks O...
Abstract: Group communications have been studied in the wired Internet for many years and remain a ...
We describe a novel scalable group membership algorithm designed for wide area networks (WANs). Our ...
The problem of group membership has been the focus of much theoretical and experimental work on fa...
Chandra et al. [5] showed that the group membership problem cannot be solved in asynchronous systems...
In a distributed fault-tolerant server system realized according to the open group model, inconsiste...
This paper presents a solvable specification and gives an algorithm for the Group Membership Problem...
We introduce a membership protocol that maintains the set of currently connected machines in an asyn...
We establish a new worst-case upper bound on the Membership problem: We present a simple algorithm t...
A guarantee is only as good as its assumptions. Three group membership areas defy firm, practical gu...
Presents a solvable specification and gives an algorithm for the group membership problem in asynchr...
International audienceThe notion of Group communication has long been introduced as a core service o...
A guarantee is only as good as its assumptions. Three group membership areas defy firm, practical gu...
Many distributed systems for widearea networks can be built conveniently, and operate efficiently a...
A membership service is used in a distributed system to maintain information about which sites are f...
We describe a novel scalable group membership ser vice designed explicitly for wide area networks O...
Abstract: Group communications have been studied in the wired Internet for many years and remain a ...