Concurrent transactional replicated servers

Critical database applications require 2-safe replication between at least two sites for disaster-tolerant services. At the same time, they must provide consistent and low-latency results to their clients in normal cases. In this paper, we propose ...

We present SMASH, a high performance active replication approach for fault-tolerant distributed transactional systems. The active replication paradigm allows transactions to execute locally, costing them only a single network communication step during ...

This paper presents the design, implementation, and evaluation of TARDiS (Transactional Asynchronously Replicated Divergent Store), a transactional key-value store explicitly designed for weakly-consistent systems. Reasoning about these systems is hard, ...