sinfonia

Yes, in Sinfonia that's true since an item resides on only one node.

The Scalaris project augments Sinfonia by performing operations on a majority of replicas.

Here is a summary of the Sinfonia paper.

It had a similar troubled development process, and had a similarly pretentious marketing boasting of music performed by a real symphonic orchestra (the Sinfonia of London), and it met similarly lukewarm reviews.

Sinfonia is actually a pretty clever system, and despite some interesting edges (crash recovery and log compaction), is not particularly complicated.

And the music (Sinfonia No 2 The Romantic) takes one last moment to jump scare you with the horn (2:31 in this video).

Sinfonia by Berio, though, is what I will now spend half an hour listening to, because the glimpses I got were amazing.

>Beethoven's reaction to Napoleon Bonaparte's declaration of himself as Emperor of France in May 1804 was to violently tear Napoleon's name out of the title page of his symphony, Bonaparte, and rename it Sinfonia Eroica >Beethoven was furious and exclaimed that Napoleon was "a common mortal" who would "become a tyrant"

>Beethoven's reaction to Napoleon Bonaparte's declaration of himself as Emperor of France in May 1804 was to violently tear Napoleon's name out of the title page of his symphony, Bonaparte, and rename it Sinfonia Eroica >Beethoven was furious and exclaimed that Napoleon was "a common mortal" who would "become a tyrant"

Sinfonia is actually a pretty clever system, and despite some interesting edges (crash recovery and log compaction), is not particularly complicated.

And the music (Sinfonia No 2 The Romantic) takes one last moment to jump scare you with the horn (2:31 in this video).

Sinfonia by Berio, though, is what I will now spend half an hour listening to, because the glimpses I got were amazing.