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Performance of the Isis distributed computing toolkit

Birman et al., 1994

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Birman K
Clark T
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The ISIS Toolkit is a programming environment for building process-group structured distributed software. The system is widely used in settings requiring high reliability, strong distributed consistency guarantees, and highspeed communication. In this paper, we …
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