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City San Jose / / Company MySQL / HP Labs / / Event FDA Phase / / Facility Duke University / / IndustryTerm real systems / event-handling systems / large-scale distributed systems / tool chain / query tools / quorum protocol / web servers / recent tools / depth-first search / greedy algorithm / recursive search call / membership protocol / file systems / greedy matching algorithm / search tree / lightweight solution / event-driven systems / web service / online mode / truncated processing / statistical inference small systems / large distributed systems / correct matching algorithm / mature and powerful tools / distributed applications / multicast protocols / given processing task / distributed systems / Event-based systems / causal path debugging systems / / OperatingSystem Linux / / Organization Duke University / U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission / / Person Amin Vahdat / Mehul A. Shah / Charles Killian / Janet L. Wiener / Jeffrey C. Mogul / / Position expectations writer / Coordinator / I/O coordinator / 1st Coordinator / FAB I/O coordinator / scheduler / 2nd Coordinator / expectation writer / programmer / / Product Pip / Read3Others / / ProgrammingLanguage SQL / Python / C++ / / ProvinceOrState California / / PublishedMedium the CPU times / / Technology LAN / finite state machine / peer-to-peer / Linux / greedy matching algorithm / greedy algorithm / Cristian-Schmuck membership protocol / CORBA / correct matching algorithm / quorum protocol / multicast protocols / CGI / GUI / /
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In Proc. 3rd Symp. on Networked Systems Design and Implementation (NSDI), San Jose, CA, May, 2006 Pip: Detecting the Unexpected in Distributed Systems Patrick Reynolds∗, Charles Killian†, Janet L. Wiener‡, Jeffrey