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When Is Operation Ordering Required in Replicated Transactional Storage?
2016
IEEE Data Engineering Bulletin
Today's replicated transactional storage systems typically have a layered architecture, combining protocols for transaction coordination, consistent replication, and concurrency control. These systems generally require costly strongly-consistent replication protocols like Paxos, which assign a total order to all operations. To avoid this cost, we ask whether all replicated operations in these systems need to be strictly ordered. Recent research has yielded replication protocols that can avoid
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