Coordenação Desacoplada Tolerante a Faltas Bizantinas

  • Alysson Neves Bessani UFSC
  • Joni da Silva Fraga UFSC
  • Lau Cheuk Lung PUCPR

Resumo


Os sistemas distribuídos atuais requerem mecanismos de comunicação que atendam requisitos como anonimato e desconexão temporária. Neste contexto, a comunicação generativa vêm se afirmando como um dos modelos de coordenação capazes de atender esses requisitos uma vez que é desacoplada no tempo e no espaço. Este trabalho apresenta a primeira proposta da literatura a considerar a construção de uma infra-estrutura de coordenação generativa tolerante a faltas bizantinos. Esta construção se dá através da aplicação de replicação por sistemas de quóruns bizantinos.

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Publicado
09/05/2005
BESSANI, Alysson Neves; FRAGA, Joni da Silva; LUNG, Lau Cheuk. Coordenação Desacoplada Tolerante a Faltas Bizantinas. In: WORKSHOP DE TESTES E TOLERÂNCIA A FALHAS (WTF), 6. , 2005, Fortaleza/CE. Anais [...]. Porto Alegre: Sociedade Brasileira de Computação, 2005 . p. 1-12. ISSN 2595-2684. DOI: https://doi.org/10.5753/wtf.2005.23363.