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Use a single node to provide all-or-nothing and ordering, then simplify Paxos based on those assumptions.
by meta_AU 10y ago
Use a single node to provide all-or-nothing and ordering, then simplify Paxos based on those assumptions.
- hardwaresofton 10y agoThanks -- After reading the paper I think I have a better understanding, and it is pretty exciting, this does seem to be a pretty good throughput improvement, especially if things are mostly happy-path. The paper seemed to be missing an exploration of worst-case scenarios and equivalencies though, but I guess I guess worst case is paxos speed (consistently failing sequencer, or a leading replica that receives one messages then is unreachable, bad quorums, etc)