Overview

ResilientDB (incubator-resilientdb) is a fault-tolerant distributed database system. It uses multiple server copies (replicas) that communicate over a network to agree on the correct order of operations (transactions). This agreement process, called consensus (often using PBFT), ensures that the database remains consistent and available even if some replicas crash or behave incorrectly. External applications interact with the database through client libraries to store and retrieve data reliably.

Source Repository: Apache ResilientDB

Chapters

Client Interaction
Network Communication
Consensus Management
Message/Transaction Collection
Transaction Execution
Storage Layer
Checkpointing & Recovery
ResilientDB Configuration

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