Avaya Technology LLC

Voltdb, Inc.

Walter Weiss

Manju James

Ning Shi

Yang Lu

Mark L Stevens

Rui Shen

Database replication is performed by tracking sequence numbers associated with binary change logs. At a producer cluster, a binary change log is generated based on a write transaction made to a database partition in the producer cluster. Included with the binary change log is a sequence number corresponding to the write transaction. The binary change log is transmitted from the producer cluster to a consumer cluster, where a determination is made whether to apply the binary change log based on the included sequence number. The binary change log is then applied to a database partition in the consumer cluster. The sequence number is stored at the consumer cluster by combining the sequence number with a numerical range having a first number and a second number, where the second number has a value corresponding to the most recent binary change log applied to the database partition in the consumer cluster.

High-performance database replication systems and methods

Simple and complex policy mechanisms for policy-enabled advantageously comprise a Data Access Client Module (DACM) and Policy Interpreter and Processor (PIP) for establishing data paths between a network device and data stores containing device configuration information, and simple policy definitions, e.g., filter tables, and complex policy expressions. A uniform distributed data model provides device state information and policy information to be efficiently retrieved from virtually all network devices rather than solely from directory server(s). Using a registration and notification system, data elements (e.g., directory subtrees or executable modules) are associated with a particular owner network device and other network devices requiring access to data elements to derive needed state information for taking network policy actions. A data element is provided via messages sent to a target network device upon the occurrence of a relevant event (e.g., exceeding a prescribed bandwidth allocation or congestion level).

Policy-enabled communications networks

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Walter Weiss