A general framework to solve agreement problems

A general framework to solve agreement problems

Agreement problems are among the most important problems designers of distributed systems have to cope with. A way to solve them is to first provide a solution to the Consensus problem and then to reduce each agreement problem to Consensus. This "run-time customizing" approach is particula...

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