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Checkpointing and recovery for distributed shared memory applications

Ouyang et al., 1995

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Document ID
920960395938361119
Author
Ouyang J
Heiser G
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Publication venue
Proceedings of International Workshop on Object Orientation in Operating Systems

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The paper proposes an approach for adding fault tolerance, based on consistent checkpointing, to distributed shared memory applications. Two different mechanisms are presented to efficiently address the issue of message losses due to either site failures or …
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