FIFO, Causal, and Totally Ordered Multicast Algorithms
These images depict various multicast algorithms - FIFO ordered, causally ordered, and totally ordered using a sequencer. Each algorithm marks timestamps at all events and mentions buffered messages at appropriate points. Explore the mechanisms behind each method to understand how messages are managed and ordered in a distributed system.
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I. FIFOordered Multicast Algorithm 1. Mark all timestamps at all events 2. Mention all buffered messages at appropriate points P0 P1 P2 P3
II. Causally ordered Multicast Algorithm 1. Mark all timestamps at all events 2. Mention all buffered messages at appropriate points P0 P1 P2 P3
III. Totally ordered Multicast Algorithm using a sequencer. You can assume that the sequencer receives the multicast instantaneously after the multicast is sent. 1. Mark all timestamps at all events 2. Mention all buffered messages at appropriate points P0 P1 P2 P3
IV. FIFOordered Multicast Algorithm 1. Mark all timestamps at all events 2. Mention all buffered messages at appropriate points P0 P1 P2 P3
V. Causally ordered Multicast Algorithm 1. Mark all timestamps at all events 2. Mention all buffered messages at appropriate points P0 P1 P2 P3
VI. Totally ordered Multicast Algorithm using a sequencer. You can assume that the sequencer receives the multicast instantaneously after the multicast is sent. 1. Mark all timestamps at all events 2. Mention all buffered messages at appropriate points P0 P1 P2 P3
