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What you're describing is a single writer distributed system, which is one way to achieve consistency. Since you can't write directly to server B, the system i
by ithkuil 5y ago
What you're describing is a single writer distributed system, which is one way to achieve consistency.
Since you can't write directly to server B, the system is unavailable for writes when a writer happens to live on the side of the network partition where B is located.
Often when discussing "availability", it's very important to qualify for whom and for which operations.