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ORCID1st PaPoC@EuroSys 2015: Bordeaux, France
- Carlos Baquero, Marco Serafini:
Proceedings of the First Workshop on Principles and Practice of Consistency for Distributed Data, PaPoC@EuroSys 2015, Bordeaux, France, April 21, 2015. ACM 2015, ISBN 978-1-4503-3537-9 - David Navalho, Sérgio Duarte
, Nuno M. Preguiça:
A study of CRDTs that do computations. 1:1-1:4 - Alejandro Z. Tomsic, Tyler Crain, Marc Shapiro:
An empirical perspective on causal consistency. 2:1-2:3 - Amadeo Ascó Signes, Annette Bieniusa:
Adaptive strength geo-replication strategy. 3:1-3:4 - Brandon Holt, Irene Zhang, Dan R. K. Ports, Mark Oskin, Luis Ceze:
Claret: using data types for highly concurrent distributed transactions. 4:1-4:4 - Santiago J. Castiñeira, Annette Bieniusa:
Collaborative offline web applications using conflict-free replicated data types. 5:1-5:4 - Tyler Crain, Marc Shapiro:
Designing a causally consistent protocol for geo-distributed partial replication. 6:1-6:4 - Christopher Meiklejohn, Peter Van Roy:
Lasp: a language for distributed, eventually consistent computations with CRDTs. 7:1-7:4 - Cheng Li, João Leitão, Allen Clement, Nuno M. Preguiça, Rodrigo Rodrigues:
Minimizing coordination in replicated systems. 8:1-8:4 - Alysson Neves Bessani, Ricardo Mendes, Tiago Oliveira:
On the consistency of heterogeneous composite objects. 9:1-9:2 - Manuel Bravo, Paolo Romano, Luís E. T. Rodrigues, Peter Van Roy:
Reducing the vulnerability window in distributed transactional protocols. 10:1-10:4
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