Cristianalgoritmus
Cristianalgoritmus refers to a specific implementation of the Byzantine fault tolerance protocol, often associated with the work of Flaviu Cristian. The core idea behind Byzantine fault tolerance is to allow a distributed system to continue operating correctly even when some of its components (nodes) fail in arbitrary and malicious ways, known as Byzantine failures. This is a significantly more challenging problem than tolerating simpler failures like crashes.
The Cristianalgoritmus, in its various forms, typically involves a set of processes that communicate with each