Validação de ações atomicas distribuidas
AUTOR(ES)
Thierson Couto Rosa
DATA DE PUBLICAÇÃO
1994
RESUMO
In this work we studythe atomic actions commit problem and a set of commit protocols which aim to solve this problem. We also propose a new two-phase commit protocol, the scmiblocking commit protocol. In Chapter, 1 we give the definition of distributed atomk actions. We also present the basic definitions of a generic atomic action management system. In Chapter 2, we define a model of distributed system which is used to define the atomic action commit problem and the formalism used to describe the operation of generic commit protocols. In Chapter 3, we describe several efficient two-phase commit protocols from the literature. The. description of these protocols are based on a set of parameters which are defined at the beginning of the chapter. In Chapter 4, we describe a series of published fault-tolerant commit protocols. At the beginning of the chapter, we define a set of parameters which are used for the desQri ptions of these protocols. Chapter 5 contains a set of protocols which do not belong to the two-phase category of commit protocols. In Chapter 6, we introduce the semiblocking commit protocol which stands between the cIass of two-phase commit protocols and that of nonblocking commit protocols. During a failure-free execution, t,he protocol behaves like a blocking commit protocol. When,ever a fault occurs in the system, the semiblocking commit protocol begins to act like a nonblocking . three-phase commit protocol. Chapter 7 cIoses the text with some comments and suggestions for future work
ASSUNTO(S)
processamento paralelo (computadores) - protocolos tolerancia a falha (computação)
ACESSO AO ARTIGO
http://libdigi.unicamp.br/document/?code=000078801Documentos Relacionados
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