The Network is Reliable

Author:

Bailis Peter1,Kingsbury Kyle2

Affiliation:

1. UC Berkeley

2. Jepsen Networks

Abstract

The network is reliable tops Peter Deutsch’s classic list, "Eight fallacies of distributed computing", "all [of which] prove to be false in the long run and all [of which] cause big trouble and painful learning experiences." Accounting for and understanding the implications of network behavior is key to designing robust distributed programs; in fact, six of Deutsch’s "fallacies" directly pertain to limitations on networked communications. This should be unsurprising: the ability (and often requirement) to communicate over a shared channel is a defining characteristic of distributed programs, and many of the key results in the field pertain to the possibility and impossibility of performing distributed computations under particular sets of network conditions.

Publisher

Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)

Subject

General Computer Science

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