Public release of The Cole-Anticevic Brain-wide Network Partition (CAB-NP)
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High-available distributed database. Data consistent key-value store across machines with fault recovery. Suitable for finance, e-commerce, and social media services.
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testing distributed stores against network partitions - after aphyr/jepsen
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[ASE'20] CoFI: Consistency-Guided Fault Injection for Cloud Systems
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CASPR is a network partition aware scheduler built over Kubernetes. CASPR effectively hides partition-impact from scheduled applications by basing scheduling decisions on current network connectivity information.
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VLSI with CAD: Python program which accepts file input and determines the minimum cutset
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Slicify is a framework to automate network partition testing. Slicify simplifies testing by reducing the test space using connectivity information, while itself remaining application agnostic.
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Jajodia-Mutchler Voting Algorithm handles the consistency of file updates when the network is partitioned. This uses hybrid Voting technique and 3 phase commit protocol to accomplish this huge task.
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