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Slicing as a Distributed Systems Primitive
2013
2013 Sixth Latin-American Symposium on Dependable Computing
Large-scale distributed systems appear as the major infrastructures for supporting planet-scale services. These systems call for appropriate management mechanisms and protocols. Slicing is an example of an autonomous, fully decentralized protocol suitable for large-scale environments. It aims at organizing the system into groups of nodes, called slices, according to an application-specific criteria where the size of each slice is relative to the size of the full system. This allows assigning a
doi:10.1109/ladc.2013.21
dblp:conf/ladc/MaiaMOR13
fatcat:lh2drmokpzbfxmohjlqhxd33au