Titlebook: Database Replication; Bettina Kemme,Ricardo Jiménez Peris,Marta Pati?o-M Book 2010 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2010

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P.E. Rajasekharan,V. Ramanatha Rao-level without giving any details of how they could actually be implemented in a real system. This chapter introduces the basic design alternatives that exist for putting a replication solution into practice. The task of architecting a system consists of deciding what functionality is provided, how

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P. E. Rajasekharan,Shabir Hussain Wanightly coupled with concurrency control in order to achieve isolation at the global level. Database replicas are typically full-fledged database systems and already offer some form of concurrency control. In the case of kernel based replication, the existing concurrency control mechanism can be direc

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P. E. Rajasekharan,Shabir Hussain Wanitime after commit. In primary copy approaches, this means that the primary always has the current version of the data item while secondary copies might be stale. In Section 8.1, we present mechanisms that quantify and bound the staleness that can be observed at the secondaries. In Section 8.2, we di

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Conservation, controversies and concernsinto the system, or they need to be added or removed in order to provide the right amount of replicas for the given workload. Furthermore, as the workload and the number of replicas change, the load has to be distributed appropriately over the available replicas, Ideally, these reconfigurations occu

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-13-3669-0Replica control and the task of keeping data copies consistent is one of the main challenges when architecting a replication solution. In this chapter, we define what consistency means for replicated transactional systems.