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I should also mention that a great virtue of quorum-based protocols (for majority or basic read/write quorum systems) is their ability to mask tail latency/tran
by senderista 7y ago
I should also mention that a great virtue of quorum-based protocols (for majority or basic read/write quorum systems) is their ability to mask tail latency/transient faults. That is difficult to replicate in sequential protocols and is a good reason to use quorum protocols in high/variable-latency and otherwise unreliable environments like geo-distributed databases.