Partitioning vs. Replication for Token-Based Commodity Distribution
Partitioning vs. Replication for Token-Based Commodity Distribution
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基于令牌的商品分发的分区与复制
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2006
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A. Silberschatz
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Xu dHWLQWHPHO;Banu Ozden;M. Franklin;A. Silberschatz
The proliferation of e-commerce has enabled a new set of applications that allow globally distributed purchasing of commodities such as books, CDs, travel tickets, etc., over the Internet. These commodities can be represented on line by tokens, which can be distributed among servers to enhance the performance and availability of such applications. There are two main approaches for distributing such tokens replication and partitioning. Token replication requires expensive distributed synchronization protocols to provide data consistency, and is subject to both high latency and blocking in case of network partitions. On the other hand, token partitioning allows many transactions to execute locally without any global synchronization, which results in low latency and immunity against network partitions.