Distributed Systems Introduction | From Single Machine Application to Distributed Service

Distributed Systems Introduction | From Single Machine Application to Distributed Service

This video provides a high-level overview of what distributed systems are? In this video, we are discussing how to evolve a single machine service to a true distributed service. In this video, you can find the following:

00:00 - Introduction to Distributed Systems
00:40 - A Single Machine Service
02:00 - IP Address of the single app server
03:00 - Domain Name Resolution
04:20 - Issues in a Single Machine Service
06:30 - First step towards Distributed Service
07:45 - Horizontally scaling app servers
09:00 - DNS Load Balancing
12:00 - Load Balancer
16:00 - Making Datastore highly available and durable
17:00 - Database with Master/Slave architecture
19:00 - Database Replicas and their Replication
22:00 - Database - Read/Write Quorums
25:30 - Making Datastore scalable
27:20 - Highly available, scalable, and durable Distributed File System
29:40 - How to make Load balancer highly available
30:20 - Distributed Queues
32:10 - Final Remarks

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