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Recovery of the Swallow Repository

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Arens, Gail C.
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This thesis presents the design of a set of recovery mechanisms for the Swallow repository. Swallow is a distributed data storage system that supports highly reliable long term storage of arbitrary sized data objects with special mechanisms for implementing multi-site atomic actions. The Swallow repository is a data storage server that keeps permanent data in write-once stable storage such as optical disk.
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1981-01
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https://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/149533
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MIT-LCS-TR-252

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