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Ranadeep Biswas
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# DBCop
# DBCop
### __For recent work, look at `wip` branch.__
## Usage
## Usage
1.
Clone it.
1.
Clone it.
```
```
git clone -b wip git@gitlab.math.univ-paris-diderot.fr:ranadeep/dbcop.git
git clone git@gitlab.math.univ-paris-diderot.fr:ranadeep/dbcop.git
```
2.
Fire up Galera cluster using
`docker-compose`
.
```
cd docker
sudo docker-compose up
```
```
3
.
Compile and install using
`cargo`
and run.
2
.
Compile and install using
`cargo`
and run.
Make sure
`~/.cargo/bin`
is in your system path.
Make sure
`~/.cargo/bin`
is in your system path.
```
```
cd dbcop
cd dbcop
cargo
install
dbcop
install
--path .
dbcop
dbcop
--help
```
```
---
There are a few
`docker-compose`
files in
`docker`
directory to create docker cluster.
The workflow goes like this,
1.
Generate a bunch of histories to execute on a database.
2.
Execute those histories on a database using provided
`traits`
. (see in
`examples`
).
3.
Verify the executed histories for
`--cc`
(causal consistency),
`--si`
(snapshot isolation),
`--ser`
(serialization).
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