Nonblocking Commit Protocols¶
Skeen, D. (1981). Nonblocking Commit Protocols. Proceedings of the ACM SIGMOD International Conference on Management of Data.
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- An engineer who has debugged a stalled workflow engine and a physician who has run a resuscitation are looking at the same object and can trade diagnoses without translation.
This sourceShows that a coordinator failing mid-protocol leaves participants blocked, holding partial work they cannot resolve among themselves, so the durability of the control state decides whether an interruption is survivable.
- An engineer who has debugged a stalled workflow engine and a physician who has run a resuscitation are looking at the same object and can trade diagnoses without translation.
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