Enforcing causally-ordered message delivery on the sender’s side

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January 18, 2023 January 18, 2023 Last AugustLast August, I wrote about a , I wrote about a classic protocol published by Raynal et al. in 1991classic protocol published by Raynal et al. in 1991 for ensuring that unicast messages in a distributed system are delivered in causal order. The Raynal... for ensuring that unicast messages in a distributed system are delivered in causal order. The Raynal...
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