proposed by Keith Marzullo

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Marzullo's algorithm is a fault-tolerant clock synchronization method used in distributed systems to derive a consistent time interval from multiple, potentially unreliable time sources.

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instanceOf clock synchronization algorithm ⓘ
distributed systems algorithm ⓘ
fault-tolerant algorithm ⓘ
appliedIn fault-tolerant time services ⓘ
synchronization of distributed clocks ⓘ
assumes each time source provides a time interval ⓘ
basedOn interval intersection ⓘ
computes intersection of time intervals ⓘ
designedFor systems with message delay uncertainty ⓘ
systems with unreliable clocks ⓘ
field distributed computing ⓘ
fault-tolerant computing ⓘ
handles faulty time sources ⓘ
multiple time sources ⓘ
unreliable time sources ⓘ
hasGoal clock synchronization ⓘ
derive a consistent time interval ⓘ
proposedBy Keith Marzullo ⓘ
relatedTo Cristian's algorithm ⓘ
NTP ⓘ
selects maximally consistent subset of intervals ⓘ
tolerates bounded number of faulty sources ⓘ
usedIn distributed systems ⓘ
usesConcept fault model ⓘ
uncertainty intervals ⓘ

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Marzullo's algorithm → origin → proposed by Keith Marzullo ⓘ