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Spin One’s Wheels? Byzantine Fault Tolerance with a Spinning Primary
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Most Byzantine fault-tolerant state machine replication (BFT) algorithms have a primary replica that is in charge of ordering the clients requests. Recently it was shown
that this dependence allows a faulty primary to degrade the performance of the system to a small fraction of what the environment allows. In this paper we present Spinning, a novel BFT algorithm that mitigates such performance attacks by changing the primary after every batch of pending requests
is accepted for execution. This novel mode of operation deals with those attacks at a much lower cost than previous solutions,
maintaining a throughput equal or better to the algorithm that is usually considered to be the baseline in the area, Castro and
Liskov’s PBFT.
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Reviewed by Hans Reiser
Palavras-chave
Rotating Primary Byzantine Fault Tolerance
