Fallacies of Distributed Computing Explained (The More Things Change... The More They Stay the Same)¶
Rotem-Gal-Oz, A. (1991). Fallacies of Distributed Computing Explained (The More Things Change... The More They Stay the Same).
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- Fallacy of One Administrator
- And in the classic "Fallacies of Distributed Computing" (Deutsch, Gosling et al.), this is the sixth and most organizational member — "there is one administrator."
This sourceSource of the sibling enumeration, whose wording and order the sentence follows exactly; the physical-versus-administrative reading of the list and its consequence are the article's own.
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- And in the classic "Fallacies of Distributed Computing" (Deutsch, Gosling et al.), this is the sixth and most organizational member — "there is one administrator."
- Fallacy of the Secure Network
- Fallacy of Zero Latency
- The fallacy travels especially cleanly because it is one of a recognized family — the Fallacies of Distributed Computing (the Deutsch–Gosling set) — and shares its skeleton with the sibling fallacies (infinite bandwidth, zero transport cost) that make the same move on a different idealized network property
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- The fallacy travels especially cleanly because it is one of a recognized family — the Fallacies of Distributed Computing (the Deutsch–Gosling set) — and shares its skeleton with the sibling fallacies (infinite bandwidth, zero transport cost) that make the same move on a different idealized network property
- Fallacy of Zero Transport Cost
- James Gosling later added the eighth, "the network is homogeneous"
This sourceThe standard written enumeration of the fallacies of distributed computing, listing zero transport cost seventh and attributing the original seven to Peter Deutsch. The attribution of the eighth fallacy, 'the network is homogeneous', to James Gosling as a later addition.
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- James Gosling later added the eighth, "the network is homogeneous"
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