Distributed Computing

Wires Linked To Core Router. [Audio] Good morning everyone! Today I will be discussing an important and exciting topic: Distributed Computing. In this presentation, we will explore how independent machines collaborate to solve complex problems, how they communicate via messages and without a synchronized clock, as well as what architectural patterns are used to build into distributed systems. Let's get started!.

[Audio] Distributed computing is an indispensable element of modern computer science. It furnishes us with the capability to develop solutions to multifaceted dilemmas by concentrating on communications between a number of networked computers. It allows us to create software platforms that amalgamate discrete components with their own functions to form an output that is more powerful and effective. By employing distributed computing, we can address problems that would otherwise be almost impossible to address..

[Audio] Distributed Computing refers to a method of breaking down a task or application into smaller, independent subtasks that can be processed by multiple machines which may not be located in the same place or in sync with one single clock. For this process to work, machines need a strongly connected network and communication protocols in order to exchange messages, and the order of messages must be organized so the system is able to generate a global state if necessary. By combining the efforts of different machines, the task can be completed in a less amount of time than if only one machine was used..

[Audio] Distributed Computing is a technology that enables multiple computers to collaborate over a network to achieve tasks more quickly and efficiently. It does not require a unified physical clock or shared memory amongst the processors, which may be located in different locations. Furthermore, it is composed of independent processors with different speeds and operating systems, maximizing its power and versatility..

[Audio] We are examining distributed systems today. Distributed software, also known as middleware, is used to run processes on a distributed system and reach a shared objective. Machines in a distributed system can access and modify shared resources without conflict, even for complicated tasks like writing files to a network storage. We will look at deadlocks and how they can be identified and resolved when the system reaches a deadlock. Furthermore, we will look at how independent machines can collaborate by sending messages to reach a decision through agreement protocols such as majority voting. We will also discuss architectural patterns such as client/server and peer-to-peer, which can be implemented in a distributed system..

[Audio] In terms of distributed computing, there are two primary operating systems – Network OS and Distributed OS. Network OS directly implements intricate applications onto the network stack to address distributed computing issues. On the other hand, Distributed OS streamlines programming by letting distributed middleware or operating system services handle the complexity. Both platforms can provide trustworthy and secure solutions for distributed computing..

[Audio] Distributed Computing is a technology employed in numerous applications. It enables computers to collaborate in order to perform duties effectively, store data securely, decrease loading times, facilitate scalability and fault-tolerance, authorize content sharing without a main server and enable media streaming. Additionally, it allows connected devices to collect and share data, which allows for intelligent applications, as well as permitting essential control and tracking tasks, such as aircraft control systems..

[Audio] In applications such as money transfers in banking or agreements between geographically distant parties, distributed computing is essential. Distributed systems allow us to leverage multiple computers to work together to accomplish a single task, and are useful for many different types of tasks. Furthermore, they enable us to increase the speed and efficiency of those tasks by adding more computers, thus optimizing the efficiency and reliability of computations..

[Audio] Good morning everyone. In this slide we will explore the concept of distributed computing. Distributed computing is a form of computing based on multiple computers connected to each other so that they can share resources, information and in some cases data. With distributed computing, accessing data and resources from geographically remote locations becomes much easier. Another benefit of distributed computing is that it allows us to access certain special resources which are only available in specific locations. Finally, thanks to advancements in mobile devices and wireless technology, distributed protocols and middleware have become even more important. That concludes our discussion of distributed computing. Thank you..

[Audio] Distributed computing is the use of multiple computers to solve a single problem. By connecting computers across different networks, large and complex tasks can be accomplished quickly and efficiently. By distributing the workload throughout the computers, the maximum potential of each computer can be realized. This allows us to solve problems that would otherwise be too difficult or too time-consuming for traditional computing methods. It also allows us to leverage the collective knowledge and abilities of multiple computers in order to get more accurate results..

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[Audio] Distributed computing is an area that has seen strong growth recently. It involves multiple computers, known as nodes, which are connected through a network. When these nodes are connected in the form of a mesh, the solution is said to be distributed across the network. The benefits of distributed computing include increased efficiency, scalability and security, as well as making it easier to tackle large and complex tasks. This concludes our discussion on distributed computing and its use of meshes and nodes..

[Audio] Distributed computing is a system in which multiple computers are connected and cooperating with each other to complete a common task. This method is a powerful tool that can increase the speed of a large task and divide the workload among multiple computers. It is cost-effective and can significantly reduce operational costs for companies. An example can be seen in the diagram of a company that uses distributed computing, showing the computers in the company network and how they are connected to each other. Through distributed computing, tasks can be divided between the computers and the results can be collected and analyzed quickly and efficiently..

[Audio] We have reached the end of our presentation on Distributed Computing. This technology enables us to divide tasks into smaller parts so that we can access and work with data much quicker and more efficiently. I want to thank you all for taking the time to learn about Distributed Computing. I hope that now you have a better understanding of this important technology and the many opportunities it offers for businesses today. Thank you again for your attention..