Scalable SMR refers to a Shared Memory Replication system designed to achieve high throughput and low latency while maintaining data consistency across multiple nodes. In the context of blockchain, it relates to consensus mechanisms or data availability layers that can process a large number of transactions efficiently. The goal is to ensure that all participating nodes agree on the state of the system without becoming a bottleneck. It is crucial for high-performance decentralized applications.
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Scalable SMR is a significant topic in distributed systems research, with direct implications for the performance of blockchain networks and decentralized databases. Debates often address the trade-offs between consistency, availability, and partition tolerance in these systems. Future developments aim to deliver more robust and efficient SMR solutions that can support the growing demands of global decentralized applications.
This optimistic consensus design fundamentally challenges the quadratic communication lower bound, enabling optimal scalability for distributed state machine replication.
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