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    Conference Proceeding: Version vector protocols implementing session guarantees
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    ABSTRACT: This paper analyses different protocols of session guarantees. Session guarantees (also known as client-centric consistency models) are one of the class of consistency models of replicated shared data, besides data-centric consistency models. The presentations comprises details of the data structures for the information maintained locally and passed to check consistency conditions, as well as the algorithms to process the information. The protocols are also discussed with respect to accuracy and data overhead.
    Cluster Computing and the Grid, 2005. CCGrid 2005. IEEE International Symposium on; 06/2005
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    Conference Proceeding: From session causality to causal consistency
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    ABSTRACT: We discuss relationships between client-centric consistency models (known as session guarantees), and data-centric consistency models. The first group includes: read-your-writes guarantee, monotonic-writes guarantee, monotonic-reads guarantee and writes-follow-reads guarantee. The other group includes: atomic consistency, sequential consistency, causal consistency, processor consistency, PRAM consistency, weak consistency, release consistency, scope consistency and entry consistency. We use a consistent notation to present formal definitions of both kinds of consistency models in the context of replicated shared objects. Next, we prove a relationship between causal consistency model and client-centric consistency models. Apparently, causal consistency is similar to writes-follow-reads guarantee. We show that in fact causal consistency requires all common session guarantees, i.e. read-your-writes, monotonic-writes, monotonic-reads and writes-follow-reads to be preserved.
    Parallel, Distributed and Network-Based Processing, 2004. Proceedings. 12th Euromicro Conference on; 03/2004