A Relaxed Temporal Consistency Approach for Real-Time Concurrency Control
Alejandro Ibarra, L. Leon
Abstract
Alejandro Ibarra, L. Leon
Abstract
This work presents a real time distributed concurrency control scheme where consistency is relaxed to let reading tasks to run as well as concurrent writing tasks. The algorithm reduces the possibility of deadline missing by increasing the level of concurrency in systems where the proportion for read operations is greater than for write operations. The proposed algorithm is a variant for an existent concurrency control algorithm which is faster in the sense that low time responses are offered by the new algorithm.
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This work presents a real time distributed concurrency control scheme where consistency is relaxed to let reading tasks to run as well as concurrent writing tasks. The algorithm reduces the possibility of deadline missing by increasing the level of concurrency in systems where the proportion for read operations is greater than for write operations. The proposed algorithm is a variant for an existent concurrency control algorithm which is faster in the sense that low time responses are offered by the new algorithm.
Key concepts: Computer science, Multiversion concurrency control, Concurrency, Concurrency control, Non-lock concurrency control, Distributed concurrency control, Optimistic concurrency control, Timestamp-based concurrency control