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City Locking / / Company Google / T1 / HyperDex / T2 / Intel / / Event FDA Phase / Company Expansion / / Facility Cornell University / University of Waterloo Abstract Google’s Megastore / / IndustryTerm storage server / configuration services / e-commerce application / database systems / heavyweight protocols / transaction processing protocol / virtual server / secondary-attribute search / longer chain / transaction processing techniques / linear transactions protocol / subsequent server / storage systems / surveys existing systems / distributed database systems / physical server / consensus protocol / data server / / OperatingSystem Linux / / Organization Cheriton School of Computer Science / U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission / Computer Science Department / Cornell University / / Person Bernard Wong / Robert Escriva / / Position transaction manager / T3 T4 s6 s3 s5 Forward / coordinator / and the client library / coordinator / Client Library Transaction Context s8 Coordinator / Forward / / Product Warp / s2 / NoSQL / / ProgrammingLanguage Java / Python / Ruby / C++ / / ProvinceOrState Texas / / RadioStation Mix 45 / / Technology 2.5 GHz E5420 processors / Linux / API / quorum-based protocol / linear transactions protocol / heavyweight protocols / two-phase commit / transaction processing protocol / consensus protocol / virtual server / Java / 2.1 Commit Protocol / RDBMS / Isolation The protocol / Gigabit Ethernet / /
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Warp: Lightweight Multi-Key Transactions for Key-Value Stores Robert Escriva†, Bernard Wong‡ , Emin G¨un Sirer† † Computer Science Department, Cornell University ‡ Cheriton School of Computer Science, Universi