A Systematic Analysis of Distributed Locking: A Comparative Study of Redis, Zookeeper, and Consensus-Based Coordination

I. Introduction to Distributed Coordination and Mutual Exclusion 1.1. Defining the Critical Section Problem in Distributed Systems In modern computing, distributed systems—collections of independent computers that appear to their users Read More …

An In-Depth Analysis of Modern Caching Architectures: Multi-Level Hierarchies and Invalidation Strategies

The Foundational Principles of Caching Caching is a fundamental architectural strategy in computer science, employed to mitigate the inherent performance disparities between fast processing units and slower data storage systems. Read More …