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P <scp>axos</scp> made transparent
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Cluster ComputingAvailabilityEngineeringFault ToleranceFault-tolerant MessagingFormal VerificationCommunication ArchitectureSmr SystemByzantine FaultDistributed EnvironmentSystems EngineeringTrusted Execution EnvironmentParallel ComputingSmr SystemsComputer EngineeringDistributed SystemsComputer ScienceState Machine ReplicationDistributed ComputingCloud ComputingFormal MethodsOptical Information ProcessingSystem Software
State machine replication (SMR) leverages distributed consensus protocols such as Paxos to keep multiple replicas of a program consistent in face of replica failures or network partitions. This fault tolerance is enticing on implementing a principled SMR system that replicates general programs, especially server programs that demand high availability. Unfortunately, SMR assumes deterministic execution, but most server programs are multithreaded and thus nondeterministic. Moreover, existing SMR systems provide narrow state machine interfaces to suit specific programs, and it can be quite strenuous and error-prone to orchestrate a general program into these interfaces
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