
Meerkat: Achieving Global Consensus Without Leader Bottlenecks
Meerkat is a new consensus service that uses the QuePaxa algorithm to provide globally consistent data without the availability risks of traditional leader-based protocols.
Design and engineering of systems that span multiple machines or processes, including consensus protocols, concurrency control, ACID transactions, state replication, and the trade-offs of coordination at scale.

Meerkat is a new consensus service that uses the QuePaxa algorithm to provide globally consistent data without the availability risks of traditional leader-based protocols.

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