Simulation of Paxos-MIC Sample Clauses

Simulation of Paxos-MIC. As one of the main interests of Paxos-MIC resides in the ability to trigger RO when it is ap- propriate (and not to trigger it when it is not appropriate), we focus now on the definition of triggering criteria for RO. In this section, we aim at assessing various triggering criteria for RO in the context of a real application that relies upon the consensus in order to progress. The application is a replicated Web architecture in which HTTP requests have to be ordered, thanks to the Paxos-MIC protocol, before being sent to the Web servers. We use a log of HTTP requests and, for each request, we simulate an execution of Paxos-MIC. Four differ- ent configuration contexts (see Section 6.5.1) are retained and for each of these contexts, we evaluate the quality of the proposed triggering criteria for RO.
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