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systems often improve redundancy and reliability because if one component fails, others can still operate.
The communication between components in a
system can occur over a network, making it less dependent on a single location.
In a distributed system, what typically happens when one node fails?
Why might a company choose a centralized system?
In a
controlled system, the control commands are sent from the central controller to the subsystems.
One advantage of distributed systems is improved
.
Which of the following is an example of a distributed system?
Distributed systems often improve performance by allowing
processing of requests.
Load Balancing
Distributed systems often require complex
mechanisms to maintain data integrity.
The main advantage of a
control system is the ease of [[management]] since all resources are located in one place.
Distributed System
In a centralised system, all data is usually stored in a
location.
One of the key features of
systems is their ability to operate independently while still being part of a larger system.
Reliability
Scalability
Centralised Control
Data Consistency
Fault Tolerance
Distributed systems often employ redundancy to enhance
and ensure that failure of one node does not lead to loss of service or data.