Two-phase (2PC) and three-phase (3PC) protocols implementaion in Golang
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System design exercises by Arpit Bhayani
kafka cdn rabbitmq leveldb bloom-filter multithreading load-balancer connection-pool consistent-hashing sharding lazy-loading blocking-queue long-polling two-phase-commit system-design kv-storage serversentevents short-polling pessimistic-locking
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a Golang library for implementing two phase commit transactions in PostgreSQL, ensuring atomicity and consistency across distributed systems.
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A byzantine fault-tolerant distributed system with three clusters, each containing four servers. The system uses linear PBFT as the consensus protocol within each cluster to achieve consistency, and employs a two-phase commit protocol for managing cross-shard transactions.
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A fault-tolerant distributed system consisting of three clusters, each with three servers. The system uses Paxos to achieve data consistency within a cluster and employs a two-phase commit protocol for handling cross-shard transactions.
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distributed transactional key-value store
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Strife is a gRPC‑powered payment gateway showcasing mutual‑TLS security, idempotent processing with offline queuing, and automatic retries. It uses two‑phase commits and Byzantine‑fault‑tolerant consensus for atomic, reliable transactions across distributed bank services.
golang distributed-systems grpc payment-gateway two-phase-commit load-balancing idempotency ssl-tls byzantine-fault-tolerance
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