This paper presents the SwiftCloud algorithms, design, and experimental evaluation. It shows that client-side apps enjoy the high performance and availability, ...
Dec 24, 2015 · This paper presents the SwiftCloud algorithms, design, and experimental eval- uation. It shows that client-side apps enjoy the high per-.
Abstract: Client-side apps (e.g., mobile or in-browser) need cloud data to be available in a cache, for both reads and updates.
It remains available during faults, switching to a different data centre when the current one is not responsive, while maintaining its consistency guarantees.
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This paper presents the SwiftCloud algorithms, design, and experimental evaluation. It shows that client-side apps enjoy the high performance and availability, ...
Zawirski et al., Write Fast, Read in the Past: Causal Consistency for Client-side Applications with SwiftCloud. 1. App. App. App. App.
Dec 15, 2015 · The SwiftCloud distributed object database is the first to provide fast reads and writes via a causally-consistent client-side local cache. It ...
Aug 3, 2015 · Our paper “Write Fast, Read in the Past: Causal Consistency for Client-side Applications” has been accepted for publication at Middleware 2015.
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Detail. Publication date: 01/12/2015. Write Fast, Read in the Past: Causal Consistency for Client-side Applications. Authors. Marek Zawirski, Nuno Preguiça, ...
Write fast, read in the past: Causal consistency for client-side applications. M Zawirski, N Preguiça, S Duarte, A Bieniusa, V Balegas, M Shapiro. Proceedings ...