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Ambulance: saving BFT through racing
Today's practical Byzantine Fault Tolerant (BFT) state machine replication deployments are vulnerable to slowdowns. The main culprit is timeouts. Aggressive timeouts spuriously trigger expensive leader changes, while conservative timeouts leave the system idle and let slowdowns severely inflate late
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