text: Figure 11-89 Global Mirror write sequence 
  
  The Global Mirror algorithms maintain a consistent image on the auxiliary. They achieve this 
  consistent image by identifying sets of I/Os that are active concurrently at the master, 
  assigning an order to those sets, and applying those sets of I/Os in the assigned order at the 
  secondary. As a result, Global Mirror maintains the features of Write Ordering and Read 
  Stability. 
  
  The multiple I/Os within a single set are applied concurrently. The process that marshals the 
  sequential sets of I/Os operates at the secondary system. Therefore, the process is not 
  subject to the latency of the long-distance link. These two elements of the protocol ensure 
  that the throughput of the total system can be grown by increasing system size while 
  maintaining consistency across a growing data set. 
  
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