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You have many servers receiving orders in a network. Instead of simple TCP/IP packets, they go with multicast and all of them receive the same packets and keep
by itsthecourier 2y ago
You have many servers receiving orders in a network. Instead of simple TCP/IP packets, they go with multicast and all of them receive the same packets and keep the same state in memory. If one of them fails you can still depend on the others
- hangonhn 2y agoThank you!