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Designing a causally consistent protocol for geo-distributed partial replication
2015
Proceedings of the First Workshop on Principles and Practice of Consistency for Distributed Data - PaPoC '15
Modern internet applications require scalability to millions of clients, response times in the tens of milliseconds, and availability in the presence of partitions, hardware faults and even disasters. To obtain these requirements, applications are usually geo-replicated across several data centres (DCs) spread throughout the world, providing clients with fast access to nearby DCs and fault-tolerance in case of a DC outage. Using multiple replicas also has disadvantages, not only does this incur
doi:10.1145/2745947.2745953
dblp:conf/eurosys/CrainS15
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