CAMELOT: A FLEXIBLE, DISTRIBUTED TRANSACTION PROCESSING SYSTEM.

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The Camelot Project has constructed a distributed transaction facility intended to support widespread use of transaction processing techniques. Camelot executes on a variety of uni- and multiprocessors on top of the Unix-compatible, Mach operating system. The authors describe the design decisions that make Camelot a flexible, easy-to-use system and briefly describe Camelot's programming interfaces and algorithms. They discuss two applications of Camelot: an implementation of distributed ET-1 and a graphical room reservation system that uses the X Window Manager.

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Spector, A. Z., Pausch, R. F., & Bruell, G. (1988). CAMELOT: A FLEXIBLE, DISTRIBUTED TRANSACTION PROCESSING SYSTEM. (pp. 432–437). IEEE. https://doi.org/10.1109/cmpcon.1988.4907

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