Titlebook: Replication; Theory and Practice Bernadette Charron-Bost,Fernando Pedone,André Schi Book 2010 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2010 Byzant

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,Modular Approach to Replication for?Availability,s (atomic broadcast, generic broadcast), the consensus problem, failure detectors, and the round based model, and will allow us to better understand the challenges that underly the implementation of replication techniques. The chapter considers only benign faults.

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Replicating for Performance: Case Studies,taining dependability, replicating for scalability is generally characterized by higher replication degrees, and thus also weaker consistency. We discuss a number of cases illustrating that differentiation of replication strategies, for different levels of data granularity, is needed. This observati

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State Machine Replication with Byzantine Faults,are subject to arbitrary or “Byzantine” faults. It explains the principles of such protocols and covers the following topics: broadcast primitives, distributed cryptosystems, randomized Byzantine consensus protocols, and atomic broadcast protocols.

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From Object Replication to Database Replication,ion, compares them to serializability, a typical consistency criterion for databases, and presents a functional model to reason about replication protocols in general. Within this framework, deferred update replication is explained. We consider two instances of deferred update replication, one relyi

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Database Replication: A Tutorial,scribe a suite of replication protocols and illustrate the design alternatives using a two-step approach. We first categorize replication protocols by only two parameters and present a simple example protocol for each of the resulting categories. Further parameters are then introduced, and we illust

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