How to Do Distributed Locking¶
Kleppmann, M. (2016). How to Do Distributed Locking.
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Mechanisms¶
- Lease Renewal
- The discipline that guards against it is fencing — pairing each grant with a monotonic token so the protected resource can reject a stale holder's late write.
This sourceDefines fencing tokens as monotonically increasing grants that let a protected resource reject stale writes from an expired lease holder.
- The discipline that guards against it is fencing — pairing each grant with a monotonic token so the protected resource can reject a stale holder's late write.
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