TLA+ Specifications for Kafka Data Replication Protocol and KRaft Implementation
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Summary
This is a GitHub repository containing TLA+ specifications for Kafka's data replication protocol, specifically focusing on the KRaft (Kafka Raft) implementation and KIP-966. The content appears to be technical documentation and formal specifications for Apache Kafka's replication algorithms, likely including mathematical models and protocol definitions using the TLA+ formal specification language.
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