Optimistic Message Logging is a message logging strategy in distributed systems that belongs to the class of fault-tolerance mechanisms by recording messages without immediate coordination, distinguished by its assumption that most messages will not require rollback, thus deferring the validation of message receipt until failure occurs.
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Volatile logging in n-fault-tolerant distributed systems
Rob Strom, David F. Bacon, Shaula Yemini · 2003 · 114 citations
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