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Replication in the Harp File System (1991) [132 citations — 14 self]

by Barbara Liskov ,  Sanjay Ghemawat ,  Robert Gruber ,  Paul Johnson ,  Liuba Shrira ,  Michael Williams
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Abstract:

This paper describes the design and implementation of the Harp file system. Harp is a replicated Unix file system accessible via the VFS interface. It provides highly available and reliable storage for files and guarantees that file operations are executed atomically in spite of concurrency and failures. It uses a novel variation of the primary copy replication technique that provides good performance because it allows us to trade disk accesses for network communication. Harp is intended to be used within a file service in a distributed network

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