A flexible extending drive, distributed cloud storage system using gRPC and distributed election algorithm.
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Website that allows you to see what the outcome of the US elections could have been if different seat allocation algorithms were used.
Distributed Computing lab programs for the computer engineering field.
Election algorithm simulation(ring algorithm, Andrew Tanenbaum's variant) in WinForms using .NET sockets mechanism and UDP protocol.
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basic terminal simulation of election algorithms - a) bully algorithm
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Implementation of the Bully Algorithm for Distributed Systems in Java.
Implementation of Chang-Roberts Election Algorithm in OMNeT++ Discrete Event Simulator
Python implementation of Bully Election Algorithm using ZMQ sockets for multiprocessor communication.
Distributed algorithms simulation with RMI: Total Message Ordering & Global State Detection Chandy-Lamport & The election algorithm of Afek and Gafni for asynchronus network.
This project implements a distributed election algorithm. Without dependency, each node conversations with mates by http protocol. Distributed election algorithm, no runtime dependence.
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