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Primary-Replica vs Peer-to-Peer Replication
Primary-Replica and Peer-to-Peer Replication are two distinct approaches to data replication in distributed systems, each with its own use cases, benefits, and challenges.
Primary-Replica Replication
- Definition: In Primary-Replica (also known as Master-Slave) replication, one server (the primary/master) handles all the write operations, and the changes are then replicated to one or more other servers (replicas/slaves).
- Characteristics:
- Unidirectional: Data flows from the primary to the replicas.
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