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What is Multi-Master Replication?
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Automated Conflict Resolution
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Assisted Conflict Resolution
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| Throughout my thoughts and studies, I uncovered the following interesting technical innovations: |
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Multi-Master Replication: A system that allows multiple, simultaneous modifications to shared data, without global locks or immediate network connectivity. |
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Decentralized Security: A certificate-based security model that allows users to independently administer their local data and resources while minimizing dependence upon high-risk "trusted third parties". |
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Micropayment Economy: A system of managing high volumes of individually tiny monetary transactions in a decentralized yet secure fashion. |
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Agent Infrastructure: Techniques for allowing mobile application objects to propel themselves about a global network of servers, purchasing digital resource rights as they go, with security, transparent load balancing, and seamless fail-over. |
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User Interfacing: A system whereby user interfaces can be spontaneously aggregated out of nearby input and output devices to satisfy the immediate needs of the application. |
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| This document provides a cursory overview the underlying technology making up a multi-mastered data repository. The techniques listed are specifically tuned toward XML data, although extensions to object, relational, and other data types are entirely possible. This multi-mastered data repository provides a foundation for data sharing between all components of the Ubiquity system. |
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