A Consensus-Based Model for Responsive Computing
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The emerging discipline of responsive systems demands fault-tolerant and real-time performance in uniprocessor, parallel, and distributed computing environments. The new proposal for responsiveness measure is presented, followed by an introduction of a model for responsive computing. The model, called CONCORDS (CONsensus/COmputation for Responsive Distributed Systems), is based on the integration of various forms of consensus and computation (progress or recovery). The consensus tasks include clock synchronization, diagnosis, checkpointing scheduling and resource allocation.
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- IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Information Vol.E76-D No.11 pp.1319-1324
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- 1993/11/25
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Miroslaw MALEK, "A Consensus-Based Model for Responsive Computing" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Information,
vol. E76-D, no. 11, pp. 1319-1324, November 1993, doi: .
Abstract: The emerging discipline of responsive systems demands fault-tolerant and real-time performance in uniprocessor, parallel, and distributed computing environments. The new proposal for responsiveness measure is presented, followed by an introduction of a model for responsive computing. The model, called CONCORDS (CONsensus/COmputation for Responsive Distributed Systems), is based on the integration of various forms of consensus and computation (progress or recovery). The consensus tasks include clock synchronization, diagnosis, checkpointing scheduling and resource allocation.
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