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Distributed systems design for developers
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Module 1
Foundations of Distributed Systems
1
Challenges of Distributed Systems
Explain the fundamental challenges in distributed systems: partial failures, network unreliability, and unbounded latency.
2
The Challenges of Asynchronous Systems
Describe the implications of the lack of a global clock and synchronized time.
3
Lamport Timestamps: Ordering Events in Distributed Systems
Apply logical clocks (Lamport timestamps) to establish a partial ordering of events.
4
Vector Clocks for Causal Ordering
Apply vector clocks to detect concurrent events and establish causal ordering.
5
Safety vs. Liveness Properties
Distinguish between safety and liveness properties in system guarantees.
6
Understanding the CAP Theorem
Explain the CAP theorem (Consistency, Availability, Partition Tolerance) and its practical implications for system design.
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