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Improving the Scalability of Cloud-Based Resilient Database Servers
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2011
Lecture Notes in Computer Science
Many rely now on public cloud infrastructure-as-a-service for database servers, mainly, by pushing the limits of existing pooling and replication software to operate large shared-nothing virtual server clusters. Yet, it is unclear whether this is still the best architectural choice, namely, when cloud infrastructure provides seamless virtual shared storage and bills clients on actual disk usage. This paper addresses this challenge with Resilient Asynchronous Commit (RAsC), an improvement to a
doi:10.1007/978-3-642-21387-8_11
fatcat:mivklz6tzra3tcq6jjegn2ngm4