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Hutle Martin Malkhi Dahlia Schmid Ulrich Zhou Lidong 《Dependable and Secure Computing, IEEE Transactions on》2009,6(4):269-281
Aguilera et al. and Malkhi et al. presented two system models, which are weaker than all previously proposed models where the eventual leader election oracle Ω can be implemented, and thus, consensus can also be solved. The former model assumes unicast steps and at least one correct process with f outgoing eventually timely links, whereas the latter assumes broadcast steps and at least one correct process with f bidirectional but moving eventually timely links. Consequently, those models are incomparable. In this paper, we show that Ω can also be implemented in a system with at least one process with f outgoing moving eventually timely links, assuming either unicast or broadcast steps. It seems to be the weakest system model that allows to solve consensus via Ω-based algorithms known so far. We also provide matching lower bounds for the communication complexity of Ω in this model, which are based on an interesting “stabilization property” of infinite runs. Those results reveal a fairly high price to be paid for this further relaxation of synchrony properties. 相似文献
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Transmission faults allow us to reason about permanent and transient value faults in a uniform way. However, all existing solutions to consensus in this model are either in the synchronous system, or require strong conditions for termination, that exclude the case where all messages of a process can be corrupted. In this paper we introduce eventual consistency in order to overcome this limitation. Eventual consistency denotes the existence of rounds in which processes receive the same set of messages. We show how eventually consistent rounds can be simulated from eventually synchronous rounds, and how eventually consistent rounds can be used to solve consensus. Depending on the nature and number of permanent and transient transmission faults, we obtain different conditions on $n$ , the number of processes, in order to solve consensus in our weak model. 相似文献
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