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Abstract: In distributed virtual environments, hosts typically have to react to events within a time span which is less than the network latency.
In distributed virtual environments, hosts typically have to react to events within a time span which is less than the network latency.
In distributed virtual environments, hosts typically have to react to events within a time span which is less than the network latency.
Abstract: In distributed virtual environments, hosts typically have to react to events within a time span which is less than the network latency.
We propose a benchmark test for comparingdifferent consistency algorithms with each other whichconsists of two measures of inconsistency and asample scenario.
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Measures for Inconsistency in Distributed Virtual Environments. Grottke, S., Sablatnig, J., Jiehua Chen, Seiler, R., Kopke, A., Wolisz, A.
Sep 30, 2022 · Order is used to specify the sequence of events to ensure data consistency. Intervals are used to measure the boundaries of expected events, ...
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Mar 14, 2016 · 1. **Data Consistency**: Maintaining data consistency in a distributed file system can be challenging. · 2. **Fault Tolerance**: Ensuring fault ...
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In this paper, we characterize this problem by quantifying the time-space inconsistency in a DVE. To this end, a metric is defined to measure the time-space ...
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