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1.10 Distributed Computing

1. What Is Distributed Computing 2. Why Distributed Computing Is Needed 3. Categories of Distributed Computing 4. Batch Processing 5. Stream Processing - Stream processing - Stream: data that gradually increases over time - An event is the smallest unit of stream processing - Each event contains a timestamp indicating its creation time - Events are produced by producers and correspond to multiple consumers.

Distributed SystemsCreated 06/14/2021Updated 06/14/20211 min readhistorical

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1. What Is Distributed Computing?

2. Why Is Distributed Computing Needed?

3. Categories of Distributed Computing

4. Batch Processing

5. Stream Processing

Stream processing
- Stream: data that gradually increases over time.
An event is the smallest unit of stream processing.
- Each event contains a timestamp indicating its creation time.
- Events are produced by producers and correspond to multiple consumers.

5.1. Messaging System

Introduction to Message Queues.md (the related note has not yet been published).

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