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Olivier Mallassi (2010年6月9日). “Let's play with Cassandra… (Part 1/3)”. http://blog.octo.com/en/:+ OCTO Talks!. 2011年3月23日閲覧。 “Of course, at a given time, chances are high that each node has its own version of the data. Conflict resolution is made during the read requests (called read-repair) and the current version of Cassandra does not provide a Vector Clock conflict resolution mechanisms [sic] (should be available in the version 0.7). Conflict resolution is so based on timestamp (the one set when you insert the row or the column): the higher timestamp win[s] and the node you are reading the data [from] is responsible for that. This is an important point because the timestamp is specified by the client, at the moment the column is inserted. Thus, all Cassandra clients’ [sic] need to be synchronized...”
^Shapiro, Marc; Preguiça, Nuno; Baquero, Carlos; Zawirski, Marek (2011-10-10). “Conflict-free replicated data types”. SSS'11 Proceedings of the 13th International Conference on Stabilization, Safety, and the Security of Distributed Systems (Springer-Verlag Berlin, Heidelberg): 386–400.