Berlin Buzzwords 2014: Peter Bourgon - CRDTs: Consistency without consensus скачать в хорошем качестве

Berlin Buzzwords 2014: Peter Bourgon - CRDTs: Consistency without consensus

When you think of distributed systems, you probably think in terms of consistency via consensus. That is, enabling a heterogeneous group of systems to agree on facts, while remaining robust in the face of failure. But, as any distributed systems developer can attest, it's harder than it sounds. Failure happens in myriad, byzantine ways, and failure modes interact unpredictably. Reliable distributed systems need more than competent engineering: they need a robust theoretical foundation. CRDTs, or Convergent Replicated Data Types, are a set of properties or behaviors, discovered more than invented, which enable a distributed system to achieve consistency without consensus, and sidestep entire classes of problems altogether. Read more: https://2014.berlinbuzzwords.de/sessi... About Peter Bourgon: https://2014.berlinbuzzwords.de/user/... Website: https://berlinbuzzwords.de/ Twitter:   / berlinbuzzwords   LinkedIn:   / berlin-buzzwords   Reddit:   / berlinbuzzwords