Ordering multiple commands issued by multiple computing devices in a network, when chronological ordering is not possible
AssigneeSpiderOak, Inc.
InventorJonathan Andrew Crockett Moore
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AssigneeSpiderOak, Inc.
InventorJonathan Andrew Crockett Moore
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The system obtains an acyclic graph including multiple nodes and edges. An edge indicates a parent node and a child node to be included in a weave indicating a linear order of the multiple nodes. The parent node occurs before the child node in the weave. The acyclic graph includes a branch node having a first and a second child node that do not have a parent-child relationship indicating the weave. The system orders the multiple nodes in the acyclic graph by ordering a portion of the multiple nodes according to a portion of the multiple edges. The system orders the first child node and the second child node by obtaining a first priority associated with the first child node and a second priority associated with the second child node and, based on the first and second priority, creating the weave by ordering the first and second child node.
A non-transitory, computer-readable storage medium comprising instructions to order multiple commands issued by multiple computing devices in a network, when chronological ordering is not possible, wherein the instructions, when executed by at least one processor of a system, cause the system to:
A method comprising:
A system comprising:
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