Conflict-Free Transaction Design: Programming for Parallelism

Executive Summary The prevailing orthodoxy of distributed systems architecture is undergoing a foundational schism. For decades, the industry has relied on the illusion of serializability—enforced through pessimistic locking, Two-Phase Commit Read More …

A Comparative Analysis of Modern Concurrency Models: Architecture, Performance, and Application

Section 1: The Landscape of Concurrent Computation The proliferation of multi-core processors and the rise of distributed, network-intensive applications have elevated concurrent programming from a niche specialty to a foundational Read More …