Chain Replication | System Design | High Level Design
Welcome to a concise guide on Chain Replication in distributed systems! Join me as I explore how Chain Replication provides strong consistency and fault tolerance in distributed databases.
What is Chain Replication?
Chain Replication is a technique used in distributed systems to ensure high availability, fault tolerance, and strong consistency. It organizes servers in a linear chain, where each server replicates data from its predecessor and passes updates along to the next server in the chain.
Benefits of Chain Replication
Simplified Consistency: Guarantees strong consistency with a straightforward design, where the tail server always has the latest data.
High Availability: Maintains availability even in the presence of server failures, thanks to the ability to reconfigure the chain.
Scalability: Supports linear scalability, allowing the system to grow by adding more servers to the chain.
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