Total ordering is a messaging guarantee increasingly required of content-based pub/sub
systems, which are traditionally focused on performance. The main challenge is the uniform …

The popular publish/subscribe communication paradigm, for building large-scale distributed
event notification systems, has attracted attention from both academia and industry due to its …

Total order as a messaging guarantee scheme ensures that events sent to a set of
subscribers are delivered by these subscribers in the same order. It has become …

Building online services that are both highly available and correct is challenging. Byzantine
fault tolerance (BFT), a technique based on state machine replication, is the only known …

Despite the prognosed use of event correlation techniques for monitoring critical complex
infrastructures or dealing with disasters in the physical world, little work exists on making …

An increasing number of distributed systems relies on forms of message correlation, which
result in atomic delivery of multiple messages aggregated by following process-specific …

When inspecting a running system, be it for debugging or monitoring purposes, developers
are often faced with an abstraction gap: the run-time structure is not represented in terms of …

The publish/subscribe paradigm is known for its loosely coupled interactions and event
filtering capabilities. Traditional applications using pub/sub systems require large-scale …

A popular approach to designing large scale distributed systems is to follow an event-based
approach. In an event-based approach, a set of software components interact by producing …

The publish/subscribe paradigm is known for its loosely coupled interactions and event
filtering capabilities. Traditional applications using pub/sub systems require large-scale …