Fragola: low-latency transactions in distributed data stores
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Yonatan Gottesman, Aran Bergman, Edward Bortnikov, Eshcar Hillel, 
Idit Keidar, Ohad ShachamAuthors Info & Claims
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As transaction processing services begin to be used in new application domains, low transaction latency becomes an important consideration. Motivated by such use cases we developed Fragola, a highly scalable low-latency and high-throughput transaction processing engine for Apache HBase. Similarly to other modern transaction managers, Fragola provides a variant of generalized snapshot isolation (SI), which scales better than traditional serializability implementations.
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September 2017
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ISBN:9781450350280
DOI:10.1145/3127479
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