The Distributed Style

    The distributed architectural style is primarily concerned with managing the complexity of building and maintaining software systems that are spread across multiple physical or virtual machines, potentially in different locations. Typically, they involve multiple components that communicate and collaborate to achieve a common goal.

    There are six variants we’re going to cover

    1. The Client-Server Architectural Pattern
    2. The Peer to Peer Architectural Pattern
    3. The Microservice Architectural Pattern
    4. The Service-Oriented Architectural Pattern
    5. The Serverless Architectural Pattern
    6. The Cloud Computing Architectural Pattern
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