Add to ORKGThe problem of group membership has been the focus of much theoretical and experimental work on fault-tolerant distributed systems. This has resulted in a voluminous literature and several formal specifications of this problem have been given. In this paper, we examine the two most referenced formal specifications of group membership and show that they are unsatisfactory: One has flaws in the formalism and allows undesirable executions, and the other can be satisfied by useless protocols
Many distributed systems for widearea networks can be built conveniently, and operate efficiently a...
Reliable broadcasting and consistency of information are two core services in providing fault tolera...
Presents a solvable specification and gives an algorithm for the group membership problem in asynchr...
A guarantee is only as good as its assumptions. Three group membership areas defy firm, practical gu...
Group communication services are becoming widely accepted as useful building blocks for the construc...
A guarantee is only as good as its assumptions. Three group membership areas defy firm, practical gu...
Chandra et al. [5] showed that the group membership problem cannot be solved in asynchronous systems...
In this paper, we present a process-algebraic speci??cation of group membership protocols specified ...
Failure detection and group membership are two important components of fault-tolerant distributed sy...
Abstract. A particular case of open group is that of a large-scale system where an unbounded and dyn...
Abstract. In the recent past years, many group toolkits, providing a support for the construction of...
A membership service is used in a distributed system to maintain information about which sites are f...
Abstract This paper describes the formal verification of a fault-tolerant group membership algorithm...
Group communication services are becoming accepted as eective building blocks for the construction o...
Group-based computing is becoming more and more popular when one has to design a middleware able to ...
Many distributed systems for widearea networks can be built conveniently, and operate efficiently a...
Reliable broadcasting and consistency of information are two core services in providing fault tolera...
Presents a solvable specification and gives an algorithm for the group membership problem in asynchr...
A guarantee is only as good as its assumptions. Three group membership areas defy firm, practical gu...
Group communication services are becoming widely accepted as useful building blocks for the construc...
A guarantee is only as good as its assumptions. Three group membership areas defy firm, practical gu...
Chandra et al. [5] showed that the group membership problem cannot be solved in asynchronous systems...
In this paper, we present a process-algebraic speci??cation of group membership protocols specified ...
Failure detection and group membership are two important components of fault-tolerant distributed sy...
Abstract. A particular case of open group is that of a large-scale system where an unbounded and dyn...
Abstract. In the recent past years, many group toolkits, providing a support for the construction of...
A membership service is used in a distributed system to maintain information about which sites are f...
Abstract This paper describes the formal verification of a fault-tolerant group membership algorithm...
Group communication services are becoming accepted as eective building blocks for the construction o...
Group-based computing is becoming more and more popular when one has to design a middleware able to ...
Many distributed systems for widearea networks can be built conveniently, and operate efficiently a...
Reliable broadcasting and consistency of information are two core services in providing fault tolera...
Presents a solvable specification and gives an algorithm for the group membership problem in asynchr...