distributedscaleout
distributedscaleout is a concept and practice in computer science focused on building and managing systems that can grow their capacity by adding more resources. This expansion is not confined to a single machine but involves distributing the workload and data across multiple interconnected nodes, often in a network. The primary goal is to achieve greater performance, availability, and fault tolerance.
The core idea behind distributedscaleout is to avoid the limitations of vertical scaling, which involves upgrading
Key components of distributedscaleout systems include mechanisms for load balancing, which distributes incoming requests across available
Implementing distributedscaleout requires careful consideration of network latency, data consistency, and the complexity of managing a