Distributed Computing
Distributed computing denotes architectures where computational tasks are spread across multiple networked nodes. It covers consistency, fault tolerance, coordination mechanisms, and communication protocols. The goal is scalable, resilient, and efficient processing of distributed applications. Typical domains include distributed databases, microservices, edge computing, and large-scale data platforms.
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