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The '''Suzuki-Kasami algorithm'''<ref>Ichiro Suzuki, Tadao Kasami, ''A distributed mutual exclusion algorithm'', ACM Transactions on Computer Systems, Volume 3 Issue 4, Nov. 1985 (pages 344 - 349)</ref> is a [[access token|token]]-based [[algorithm]] for achieving mutual exclusion in [[distributed systems]]. The process holding the token is the only process able to enter its critical section.
 
If a process wants to enter its critical section and it does not have the token, it broadcasts a request message to all other processes in the system. The process that has the token, if it is not currently in a critical section, will then send the token to the requesting process. The algorithm makes use of increasing Request Numbers to allow messages to arrive out-of-order.  
 
== Algorithm description ==
 
Let <math>n</math> be the number of processes. Each process is identified by an integer in <math>1, ..., n</math>.
 
=== Data structures ===
 
Each process <math>i</math> maintains one data structure:
 
* an array <math>RN_i[n]</math> (for Request Number), where <math>RN_i[j]</math> stores the last Request Number received from <math>j</math>
 
The token contains two data structures:
 
* an array <math>LN[n]</math> (for Last request Number), where <math>LN[j]</math> stores the most recent Request Number of process <math>j</math> for which the token was successfully granted
* a queue Q, storing the ID of processes waiting for the token
 
=== Algorithm ===
 
==== Requesting the critical section (CS) ====
 
When process <math>i</math> wants to enter the CS, if it does not have the token, it:
 
* increments its sequence number <math>RN_i[i]</math>
* sends a request message containing new sequence number to all processes in the system
 
==== Releasing the CS ====
 
When process <math>i</math> leaves the CS, it:
 
* sets <math>LN[i]</math> of the token equal to <math>RN_i[i]</math>. This indicates that its request <math>RN_i[i]</math> has been executed
* for every process <math>k</math> not in the token queue <math>Q</math>, it appends <math>k</math> to <math>Q</math> if <math>RN_i[k] = LN[k] + 1</math>. This indicates that process <math>k</math> has an outstanding request
* if the token queue <math>Q</math> is nonempty after this update, it pops a process ID <math>j</math> from <math>Q</math> and sends the token to <math>j</math>
* otherwise, it keeps the token
 
==== Receiving a request ====
 
When process <math>i</math> receives a request from <math>j</math> with sequence number <math>s</math>, it:
 
* sets <math>RN_i[j]</math> to <math>max(RN_i[j], s)</math> (if <math>s < RN_i[j]</math>, the message is outdated)
* if process <math>i</math> has the token and is not in CS, and if <math>RN_i[j] == LN[j] + 1</math> (indicating an outstanding request), it sends the token to process <math>j</math>
 
==== Executing the CS ====
 
A process enters the CS when it has acquired the token.
 
== Notes on the algorithm ==
 
* Only the site currently holding the token can access the CS
:* All processes involved in the assignment of the CS
* [[Hypertext Transfer Protocol|Request]] messages sent to all [[Node (networking)|nodes]]
:* Not based on [[Lamport timestamps|Lamport’s logical clock]]
:* The algorithm uses sequence numbers instead
* Used to keep track of outdated requests
* They advance independently on each site
 
The main design issues of the algorithm:
* Telling outdated requests from current ones
* Determining which site is going to get the token next
 
Data structures used to deal with these two aspects:
* Each site Si has an array RNi[1..N] to store the sequence
* Number of the latest requests received from other sites
 
The token contains two data structures:
* The token array LN[1..N] keeps track of the request executed most recently on each site
* The token queue Q is a queue of requesting sites
 
=== Requesting the CS ===
* If the site does not have the token, then it increases its sequence number RNi[i] and sends a request(i, sn) message to all other sites (sn= RNi[i])
* When a site Sj receives this message, it sets RNj[i] to max(RNj[i], sn). If Sj has the idle token, them it sends the token to Si if RNj[i] = LN[i]+1
 
=== Executing the CS ===
* Site Si executes the CS when it has received the token
 
=== Releasing the CS ===
* When done with the CS, site Si sets LN[i] = RNi[i]
* For every site Sj whose ID is not in the token queue, it appends its ID to the token queue if RNi[j] =LN[j]+1
* If the queue is not empty, it extracts the ID at the head of the queue and sends the token to that site
 
=== Performance ===
* either 0 or n messages for CS invocation (no messages if process holds the token; otherwise <math>N - 1</math> requests and <math>1</math> reply)
* Synchronization delay is 0 or N
 
==References==
{{Reflist}}
 
[[Category:Distributed algorithms]]

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The Suzuki-Kasami algorithm[1] is a token-based algorithm for achieving mutual exclusion in distributed systems. The process holding the token is the only process able to enter its critical section.

If a process wants to enter its critical section and it does not have the token, it broadcasts a request message to all other processes in the system. The process that has the token, if it is not currently in a critical section, will then send the token to the requesting process. The algorithm makes use of increasing Request Numbers to allow messages to arrive out-of-order.

Algorithm description

Let be the number of processes. Each process is identified by an integer in .

Data structures

Each process maintains one data structure:

The token contains two data structures:

Algorithm

Requesting the critical section (CS)

When process wants to enter the CS, if it does not have the token, it:

Releasing the CS

When process leaves the CS, it:

Receiving a request

When process receives a request from with sequence number , it:

Executing the CS

A process enters the CS when it has acquired the token.

Notes on the algorithm

  • Only the site currently holding the token can access the CS
  • All processes involved in the assignment of the CS
  • Used to keep track of outdated requests
  • They advance independently on each site

The main design issues of the algorithm:

  • Telling outdated requests from current ones
  • Determining which site is going to get the token next

Data structures used to deal with these two aspects:

  • Each site Si has an array RNi[1..N] to store the sequence
  • Number of the latest requests received from other sites

The token contains two data structures:

  • The token array LN[1..N] keeps track of the request executed most recently on each site
  • The token queue Q is a queue of requesting sites

Requesting the CS

  • If the site does not have the token, then it increases its sequence number RNi[i] and sends a request(i, sn) message to all other sites (sn= RNi[i])
  • When a site Sj receives this message, it sets RNj[i] to max(RNj[i], sn). If Sj has the idle token, them it sends the token to Si if RNj[i] = LN[i]+1

Executing the CS

  • Site Si executes the CS when it has received the token

Releasing the CS

  • When done with the CS, site Si sets LN[i] = RNi[i]
  • For every site Sj whose ID is not in the token queue, it appends its ID to the token queue if RNi[j] =LN[j]+1
  • If the queue is not empty, it extracts the ID at the head of the queue and sends the token to that site

Performance

References

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  1. Ichiro Suzuki, Tadao Kasami, A distributed mutual exclusion algorithm, ACM Transactions on Computer Systems, Volume 3 Issue 4, Nov. 1985 (pages 344 - 349)