: Key protocols for mutual exclusion, leader election, and reaching consensus in the presence of failures (e.g., Paxos, Raft).
: Algorithms for physical and logical clocks (e.g., Lamport clocks, Vector clocks) and techniques for capturing a "snapshot" of a distributed system.
This book is a comprehensive guide to the theoretical foundations and practical algorithms used in distributed computing. It covers several critical areas of the field, including: Distributed Systems -An Algorithmic Approach Di...
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: Detailed explanations of synchronous vs. asynchronous systems and communication models (message passing vs. shared memory). : Key protocols for mutual exclusion, leader election,
The "Algorithmic Approach" specifically highlights the use of formal methods and pseudocode to describe how these complex systems maintain consistency and reliability across multiple nodes.
: Strategies for handling node crashes and Byzantine failures, often focusing on replication and self-stabilizing algorithms. It covers several critical areas of the field,
: Discussions on distributed graph algorithms, peer-to-peer (P2P) networks, and the intersection of distributed systems with wireless sensor networks.