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Using application specific knowledge for configuring object replicas
Proceedings of International Conference on Configurable Distributed Systems
In distributed systems, object replication is used to improve the availability and performance of applications in the presence of failures. When determining the configuration of a replicated object (i.e., number and location of replicas), a number of often conflicting factors need to be considered, e.g., the availability and performance requirements of the object. However, application specific knowledge about the objects, such as any inter-dependencies, is typically not accounted for. In many
doi:10.1109/cds.1996.509359
dblp:conf/cds/LittleS96
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