Abstract:Eventually consistent linearizability (ec-linearizability) is a new correctness condition for eventually consistent distributed systems (modeled as shared objects). Unlike the existing definitions of eventual consistency, ec-linearizability is suitable for describing the behaviour of some popular eventually consistent systems, such as Cassandra. It is because ec-linearizability allows for certain types of phenomena, such as lost updates. Similarly to linearizability, ec-linearizability is a safety property and… Show more
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