A fault-tolerant method and system for graph computing based on message regeneration mechanism
A graph computing and mechanism technology, applied in the field of cloud computing, can solve the problems of subtasks without any dependence or communication, large network and disk overhead, and slow computing speed, so as to improve the efficiency of fault recovery, easy maintenance, and reduce the amount of data Effect
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[0032] The present invention will be further described below through specific embodiments and accompanying drawings.
[0033] Traditional snapshot data includes two parts: a) graph structure data snapshot; b) cached message data snapshot for the next Superstep. The present invention reduces the data volume of these two parts through two different methods, realizes the light weight of the snapshot data through the incremental snapshot of the graph structure data and the regeneration mechanism of the message data, achieves the purpose of rapid generation and recovery, and greatly shortens the snapshot time. generation and recovery times.
[0034] 1. Incremental graph structure data snapshot
[0035] For graph structure data, compared to the traditional method of snapshotting all graph structure data, the present invention uses incremental snapshots, that is, adopts a method based on log append to save graph structure changes between two snapshots. Formally, let Δ i,j is the c...
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