Distributed Computing

We take a look at Distributed Computing, a relatively recent development that involves harnessing the power of multiple computers!

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[ahmeddraz]

5 years passed and still sharp and clear Explanation.

[preetisaroj]

the way you expalain the things is just

[sithidethbouasavanh]

Subscribed. I wonder why our videos have only thousands of views, they deserve millions.

[welligtonsantos]

Excellent explanation. I'm impressed! Thank you.

[DreamfireFilms]

Thanks man, I do VFX and some Blender 3D work and this was exactly the information I was looking for. Subbed!

[gnaneshwarrao]

Hey Keep it up. The explanation is clear with relevant examples. Thanks for the explanation. Language is clear. Make more videos.

[hindj]

7 years later
Thank you that was really great explanation

[HarryPotter-fbnp]

Thank man! I want to know how we can speed up distributed computing using coding techniques?

[saulgoodman]

My takeaway:
Distributed computing is all about horizontal scaling. To get desirable results, the computation / task has to be parallelizable i.e. the computations should be able to run simultaneously and shouldn't depend on any previous step results.

[dhoteliers]

When he said "a random wednesday episode" 6 years ago and I'm watching it for the first time today which is also a wednesday. LOL what a coincidence.

[kehcat]

this is great! thanks. I didn't understand until this vid!

[Jdogrey]

I wonder what this guy thinks of real time ray tracing.

[Mooseydog]

Very well stated, I'm impressed!

[AlejandroPerea]

Hello there, I want to do a microcontroller cluster, and I was wonder about some task to perform on it. What are the most common examples (hello world) for parallel programing? Thanks in advance.

[s.v.arulshiju]

Can you suggest me few url links to find the right materials to create a distributed computing program (tiled (with ray tracing) as you said) ...? I have a plan to create one for blender 3d ...? Which programming language is best suitable? Can you say the advantage and disadvantage of using different programs like erlang, python, java etc. for distributed computing ... It will be nice if i can create everything in python since blender is made with python ...

[athiahs]

Nice video ! Do you have any idea for any simple sequential system project that can be convert into a parallel system ?

[pwrsoft]

That is actually a Map-Reduce Principle!

[achin]

sir pleasee tell about Distributed Deadlock Detection: system model, resource Vs communication deadlocks, deadlock
prevention, avoidance, detection & resolution, centralized dead lock detection, distributed dead lock
detection, path pushing algorithms, edge chasing algorithms. Agreement Protocols: Introduction, System
models, classification of Agreement Problem, Byzantine agreement problem, Consensus problem,
Interactive consistency Problem, Solution to Byzantine Agreement problem, Application of Agreement
problem, Atomic Commit in Distributed Database system

[TheManifestationnnnnnnnnn]

nice video. would be more better with diagrams.. My visual memory works more significantly than verbal.

[mdalaminmahamud]

can you please upload a video of ray tracing. i know it's a huge topic. a basic understanding would be fine.