Fault-Tolerant Distributed Computing 1986: Asilomar, CA, USA

• Michael J. Fischer:
  A Theoretician's View of Fault Tolerant Distributed Computing. 1-9
  
• Jim Gray:
  A Comparison of the Byzantine Agreement Problem and the Transaction Commit Problem. 10-17
  
• Fred B. Schneider:
  The State Machine Approach: A Tutorial. 18-41
  
• Danny Dolev, H. Raymond Strong:
  A Simple Model for Agreement in Distributed Systems. 42-50
  
• Flaviu Cristian, Danny Dolev, H. Raymond Strong, Houtan Aghili:
  Atomic Broadcast in a Real-Time Environment. 51-71
  
• Michael Ben-Or:
  Randomized Agreement Protocols. 72-83
  
• Barbara Simons, Jennifer L. Welch, Nancy A. Lynch:
  An Overview of Clock Synchronization. 84-96
  
• Micah Beck, T. K. Srikanth, Sam Toueg:
  Implementation Issues in Clock Synchronization. 97-107
  

Systems Session I

• Barbara Liskov:
  Argus. 108-114
  
• Alfred Z. Spector:
  TABS. 115-123
  
• Kenneth P. Birman, Thomas A. Joseph:
  Communication Support for Reliable Distributed Computing. 124-137
  
• Sheldon J. Finkelstein:
  Algorithms and System Design in the Highly Available Systems Project. 138-146
  
• Michael J. Fischer, Nancy A. Lynch, Michael Merritt:
  Easy Impossibility Proofs for Distributed Consensus Problems. 147-170
  
• Dale Skeen, Amr El Abbadi, Flaviu Cristian:
  An Efficient, Fault-Tolerant Protocol for Replicated Data Management. 171-191
  

Systems Session II

• Stephen Cohn:
  Arpanet Routing. 192-200
  
• Vassos Hadzilacos:
  On the Relationship Between the Atomic Commitment and Consensus Problems. 201-208
  
• John H. Wensley:
  The August System. 209-216
  
• Philip A. Bernstein:
  The Sequoia System. 217-223
  
• Anita Borg, Wolfgang Blau, Wolfgang Oberle, Wolfgang Graetsch:
  Fault Tolerance in Distributed UNIX. 224-243
  
• Daniel P. Siewiorek:
  Faults and Their Manifestation. 244-261
  
• Özalp Babaoglu:
  The "Engineering" of Fault-Tolerant Distributed Computing Systems. 262-273
  
• Brian A. Coan:
  Bibliography for Fault-Tolerant Distributed Computing. 274-298