Control information may include: information that identifies sources and destinations, such
as addresses, error detection codes like checksums, sequencing information, etc. Control …

Data persistence is a major problem in reliable data transmission. It is defined as the ability
of data to remain the same even when it is sent over a network. Data persistence is essential …

We consider the problem of strongly consistent replication in a multi data center cloud
setting. This environment is characterized by high latency communication between data …

To the wide area network oriented distributed computing, a slow service is equivalent to an
unavailable service. It makes demands of effectively improving the performance of the …

Providing a consistent replicated log across different servers, the Raft consensus protocol
greatly facilitates the design of fault-tolerant services. However, due to the protocol following …

Within only a couple of generations, the so-called digital revolution has taken the world by
storm: today, almost all human beings interact, directly or indirectly, at some point in their life …

Fast dissemination and access of information in large distributed systems, such as the
Internet, has become a norm of our daily life. However, undesired long delays experienced …

This report presents a replica control protocol for atomic objects. The protocol is derived from
an atomic broadcast primitive, and places constraints on the delivery of messages to provide …

Constructing logical machines out of collections of physical machines is a well-known
technique for improving the robustness and fault tolerance of distributed systems. We …

Replicate Everything! Highly Available iSCSI Storage with DRBD and Pacemaker Replicate
Everything! Highly Available iSCSI Storage with DRBD and Pacemaker Florian Haas Abstract …