Lecture

Obstruction-free Consensus: Part 1

Description

This lecture covers the concept of obstruction-free consensus using atomic shared counters initialized to propose values, with a focus on reading and updating counters to reach agreement. The instructor explains the process step by step, highlighting the importance of correct implementation and the potential issues that may arise.

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