A real life system that faces and solves the dining philosophers problem

I'm looking for an application of the dining philosophers problem. Is there some real life system that faces the concurrency problem of "the dining philosophers problem" and implements a solution? I've been searching for over an hour.

It would be even better if the implemented solution is Tanenbaum's solution described here.

The dining philosopher's problem is a worst case scenario used to illustrate issues in algorithms. It's a test case. You probably won't find a static one-to-one mapping between it and a real world case.

However, similar situations can occur dynamically. If at any point the graph of actors waiting for resources forms a cycle, you are stuck in a deadlock. Most of the time this happens with n = 2 actors, but sometimes you can get more complicated deadlocks.

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