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Quartz: Time-as-a-service for coordination in geo-distributed systems

D'souza et al., 2019

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1082337305798962467
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D'souza S
Koehler H
Joshi A
Vaghani S
Rajkumar R
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Proceedings of the 4th ACM/IEEE Symposium on Edge Computing

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Geo-distributed systems ranging from databases to cyber-physical applications increasingly rely on a shared and precise notion of time to achieve coordination. This is especially true for cyber-physical applications ranging from local-scale robotic-coordination and city-scale …
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