Paxos Made Moderately Complex
Paxos algorithms are a family of consensus algorithms (or protocols) that are used in distributed systems to achieve consensus in the presence of crash failures. These protocols are infamously difficult to understand, mainly due to the various states that have to be maintained on servers that have varying roles in the execution of the protocol. Paxos consensus protocols are generally used to imple
Neat Algorithms - Paxos - Will You Harry Me
This is an explanation and demonstration of an extraordinarily neat algorithm called Paxos. Paxos is a family of algorithms for teaching a whole bunch of decidedly unreliable processes to reliably decide on stuff. More formally: it allows a group of unreliable processors to deterministically and safely reach consensus if some certain conditions can be met, while ensuring the group remains consiste
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AetherWorks Blog | Distributed Consensus: Paxos by Example
