Causal Memory¶
Ahamad, M., Neiger, G., Burns, J. E., Kohli, P., & Hutto, P. W. (1995). Causal Memory: Definitions, Implementation, and Programming. Distributed Computing, 9(1), 37-49.
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- Consistency Model
- … have returned, it must observe the counter at $+2$; no replica may legally return $+1$ or $0$. Under causal consistency, only causally-related operations are ordered, so a read that has seen one increment must see all increments that happened-before it, but concurrent increments may be observed in either order.
This sourceDefines causal consistency: causally related operations are seen in order while concurrent ones may differ.
- … have returned, it must observe the counter at $+2$; no replica may legally return $+1$ or $0$. Under causal consistency, only causally-related operations are ordered, so a read that has seen one increment must see all increments that happened-before it, but concurrent increments may be observed in either order.
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