A distributed approach to consistent order delivery of concurrent events in asynchronous DVEs

In large-scale asynchronous distributed virtual environments(DVEs), one of the difficult problems is to deliver the concurrent events in a consistent order at each node. Generally, the previous consistency control approaches can be classified into two categories: causal order and time stamped order....

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Published in:2010 2nd International Conference on Education Technology and Computer Vol. 4; pp. V4-95 - V4-98
Main Authors: Hangjun Zhou, Wei Zhang, Yuxing Peng, Sikun Li
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Published: IEEE 01.06.2010
Subjects:
Clocks
Computational modeling
Computer networks
Concurrent computing
concurrent events
Discrete event simulation
Distributed algorithms
Distributed computing
distributed consistency algorithm
distributed virtual environments
Educational technology
Internet
Large-scale systems
ISBN:9781424463671, 142446367X
ISSN:2155-1812
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Summary:In large-scale asynchronous distributed virtual environments(DVEs), one of the difficult problems is to deliver the concurrent events in a consistent order at each node. Generally, the previous consistency control approaches can be classified into two categories: causal order and time stamped order. However, causal order approaches can merely preserve the cause-effect relation of events and time stamped order approaches seem intrinsically complex to be used in serverless large-scale asynchronous DVEs. In this paper, we proposed a novel distributed algorithm to identify the concurrent events and preserve the consistent order delivery of them at different nodes. Simulation studies are also carried out to compare the performance of this algorithm with that of the previous ones. The results show that the new algorithm can effectively deliver the concurrent events in consistent order at each node and is more efficient than the previous algorithms in large-scale asynchronous DVEs.
ISBN:9781424463671
142446367X
ISSN:2155-1812
DOI:10.1109/ICETC.2010.5529725