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# try next depot/resource if available. otherwise | # try next depot/resource if available. otherwise, decrement successful allocations, purge metadata, and exit | ||
# redo allocate | # redo allocate | ||
# redo allocate | # redo allocate | ||
# try next depot/resource if available. otherwise | # try next depot/resource if available. otherwise, decrement successful allocations, purge metadata, and exit | ||
# retry (limit?) | # retry (limit?). otherwise, decrement successful allocations, purge metadata, and exit | ||
# | # decrement successful allocations, purge metadata, and exit | ||
# retry (limit?) | # retry (limit?). otherwise, decrement successful allocations, purge metadata, and exit | ||
# | # decrement successful allocations, purge metadata, and exit | ||
# | # decrement successful allocations, purge metadata, and exit | ||
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Revision as of 18:59, 31 January 2008
This section contains recommendations pertaining to the Issues section of the TSSP Framework article.
(back to Protocol Standardization Efforts)
Fault Tolerance
The steps that compose the five proposed standard operations are shown ranked by how many times they appear in the operations' construction. Also, each step is categorized as being able, or desired, to be implemented in parallel. Steps that support parallelism assume that the failure of one of the executing threads compromises the entire operation, triggering aggressive rollback when possible. Inability to rollback can result in several undesired channel states:
- Inaccessible channel capacity (can not be remedied by TSSP)
- Inaccessible channel content (can not be remedied by TSSP)
- Skewed channel duration
- Skewed channel capacity
Step | Occurrence | Parallel (T/F) | Cause of Failure | Procedure |
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obtain metadata | 5 | F |
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fill channel (store/copy) | 3 | T |
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obtain depot set | 2 | T |
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determine next depot | 2 | F |
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reserve channel (alloc) | 2 | T |
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publish/record metadata | 2 | F |
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order depot set | 1 | F |
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expire channel | 1 | T |
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consume content (load) | 1 | T |
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channel duration | 1 | T |
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channel capacity | 1 | T |
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