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Replication

One way of making a system fault-tollerant is to replicate its state. This could also mean that we could increase performance by accession the replicas concrrently.  The problem is of course how to achieve a transparent interface, we should preserve the view of one image (or not?). What are the formal requirements that we must place on the service.

What if we want to have a highly available service or increase performance, could we improve the sytem at the expence of consistency?

Lärare Johan Montelius skapade sidan 10 oktober 2012

Johan Montelius redigerade 12 oktober 2012

One way of making a system fault-tollerant is to replicate its state. This could also mean that we could increase performance by accession the replicas concrrently.  The problem is of course how to achieve a transparent interface, we should preserve the view of one image (or not?). What are the formal requirements that we must place on the service.

What if we want to have a highly available service or increase performance, could we improve the sytem at the expence of consistency?

replication.pdf¶

Johan Montelius redigerade 6 oktober 2014

One way of making a system fault-tollerant is to replicate its state. This could also mean that we could increase performance by accession the replicas concrrently.  The problem is of course how to achieve a transparent interface, we should preserve the view of one image (or not?). What are the formal requirements that we must place on the service.

What if we want to have a highly available service or increase performance, could we improve the sytem at the expence of consistency?


* replication.pdf