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Zero-sharing message passing is known. But what about shared state? Given the majority of systems manage shared access to arbitrarily constrained shared state o
by emperorz0 7mo ago
Zero-sharing message passing is known. But what about shared state? Given the majority of systems manage shared access to arbitrarily constrained shared state or shared resources, I'd be interested to see how this should be handled without just saying "database". Maybe another article?
- sriram_malhar 7mo agoOne process is made the logical goto for all operations on that data. The process identity is logically the identity of the shared state. In other words, it is exactly a database, albeit an in-memory one.