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Kumar Uttpal · May 29, 2021

Viewstamped Replication: Passive Replication And Consensus

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Viewstamped replication(VR) is a state machine replication algorithm used to build highly available systems that continue to operate correctly even in presence of node failures and network partitions. It replicates change in state from one node to all other nodes over network. It differs from Paxos in that it is a replication protocol rather than a consensus protocol: it uses consensus, with a…

Viewstamped replication(VR) is a state machine replication algorithm used to build highly available systems that continue to operate correctly even in presence of node failures and network partitions. It replicates change in state from one node to all other nodes over network. It differs from Paxos in that it is a replication protocol rather than a consensus protocol: it uses consensus, with a protocol very similar to Paxos, as part of supporting a replicated state machine

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