Storage archival systems can live with discontinuities, as long as the stored data can be uniquely identified. Continuous update systems that allow updating data by multiple writers have harder problems to overcome since the ordering of updates needs to be maintained independently of connectivity conditions. This paper proposes a solution for maintaining the ordering even under severe connectivity disruptions, allowing the system to continue functioning while connectivity is disrupted, and to recover from the disruption smoothly when connectivity is restored.
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