Phil Eaton • 10/31/2024

Checking linearizability in Go

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This technical article explains how to use the Porcupine library in Go to test for linearizability (strict consistency) in distributed systems. It walks through creating a model for a distributed register and a key-value store, providing code examples and discussing how to visualize test histories, though it clarifies such tools can only build confidence, not prove linearizability.

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