Bertier, M., Arantes, L., Sens, P.: Distributed Mutual Exclusion Algorithms for Grid Applications: A Hierarchical Approach. J. of Parallel and Distributed Computing 66(3), 128–144 (2006)L. Arantes, M. Bertie
A survey of permission-based distributed mutual exclusion algorithms 2003, Computer Standards and Interfaces Citation Excerpt : The authors also define the k-majority coterie and the k-singleton coterie and discuss the availability of these coteries. The same authors, in Ref. [51], present a deta...
Many existing token-based, distributed mutual exclusion algorithms can be generalized by a single algorithm. The number of messages required to provide mutual exclusion is dependent upon the logical topology imposed on the nodes and the policy used to forward requests. This paper extends the generaliz...
Proposed Distributed Mutual Exclusion Algorithms A fair decentralized mutual exclusion algorithm for distributed systems is proposed in which processes communicate by asynchronous message passing. The algorithm requires between (N-1) and 2(N-1) messages per critical section access, where N is the number...
algebraic connectivity26,27. However, similar studies on gossip algorithms are still lacking. Topological approaches Other classes of distributed algorithms have benefited from a topological characterisation, including distributed mutual exclusion algorithms for controlling concurrent access to shared resources28....
Distributed algorithms CIS 720 Distributed algorithms Broadcast over a tree Broadcast in an arbitrary graph Initiator: num_recd = 0; Any other site i; num_recd = 0; sum = xinit; send bcast() to all nbrs; while (num_recd != num_nbrs) receive m from j; if m = ack(y) sum ...
Many distributed lock implementations are based on the distributed consensus algorithms (Paxos, Raft, ZAB, Pacifica) like Chubby based on Paxos, Zookeeper based on ZAB, etc., based on Raft, and Consul based on Raft. There is also a proposed distributed lock by Redis creator named RedLock. ...
The contributions of this paper are twofold. First, a protocol for distributed mutual exclusion is introduced using a token-based decentralized approach, which allows either multiple concurrent readers or a single writer to enter their critical sections. This protocol utilizes a dynamic structure incorpo...
Self-stabilizing protocol for mutual exclusion among neighboring nodes in tree structured distributed system. Parallel algorithms and applications 58 - Antonoiu, Srimani - 1999Antonoiu, G., Srimani, P.K.: Self-stabilizing protocol for mutual exclusion among neighboring nodes in a tree structured ...
either the causality relation on events in a distributed system, or the distributed mutual exclusion problem. People have insisted that there is nothing about state machines in the paper. I’ve even had to go back and reread it to convince myself that I really did remember what I had ...