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Elnozahy, E.N., Alvisi, L., Wang, Y.-M., Johnson, D.B., "A survey of rollback-recovery protocols in message-passing systems", ACM Computing Surveys, 34, 3, September 2002, pp. 375-408. Google
376 ;;Quote: survey of automatic, rollback-recovery from checkpoints of message-passing systems
376 ;;Quote: message-passing systems may propagate rollback recovery because each message creates a dependency between sender and receiver; can domino to starting point
377 ;;Quote: log-based rollback-recovery must log all nondeterministic events with enough information to replay the event; useful for applications that frequently interact with the outside world
394 ;;Quote: causal logging is as fast as optimistic logging while allowing each process to commit output independently; roll-back to most recent checkpoint; more complex
396 ;;Quote: because roll-back recovery can be complex, all commercial implementations use pessimistic logging
406 ;;Quote: coordinated checkpoints create a global consistent state; simplifies recovery with good performance; recovery of uncoordinated checkpoints can domino to the initial state
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Topic: log-structured rollback-recovery (12 items)
Topic: log-structured file system (11 items)