Lecture

Distributed Transactions: Architectures and Protocols

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Description

This lecture covers parallel architectures for databases, including shared memory, shared disk, and shared nothing. It also delves into distributed transactions, discussing coordination, concurrency control, and recovery protocols like Two-Phase Commit. The instructor explains the challenges of distributed locking, deadlock detection, and the need for global clocks in distributed systems.

Instructor

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Computer engineering

High-performance computing: Distributed computing, Parallel computing

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