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KCensus: Synthesizing Latency-Optimal Consensus Fast Paths (Extended Version)
Strongly consistent geo-replication often relies on fast paths to reduce latency in the common case of no failures or contention. Existing fast-path schemes, however, are ad hoc and restrictive: each corresponds to a point in a broad design space shaped by network topology, workload, and latency obj
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