Table of Contents
- 1 What are the challenges that we have in distributed system?
- 2 What is resource sharing in distributed system?
- 3 What is the major challenge for a reliable distributed computing system?
- 4 What is the biggest challenge in distributed data and application architecture?
- 5 What are the limitations of existing distributed systems?
- 6 Why are distributed systems difficult to implement and manage?
- 7 What are the major challenges in designing a distributed system?
- 8 What is the scalability of a distributed system?
- 9 What is an example of distributed system?
What are the challenges that we have in distributed system?
Failure handling is difficult in distributed systems because the failure is partial i, e, some components fail while others continue to function. Concurrency: There is a possibility that several clients will attempt to access a shared resource at the same time.
What is resource sharing in distributed system?
Resource sharing means that the existing resources in a distributed system can be accessed or remotely accessed across multiple computers in the system. Computers in distributed systems shares resources like hardware (disks and printers), software (files, windows and data objects) and data.
What are the benefits and challenges of distributed system?
Advantages of Distributed Systems
- All the nodes in the distributed system are connected to each other.
- More nodes can easily be added to the distributed system i.e. it can be scaled as required.
- Failure of one node does not lead to the failure of the entire distributed system.
What is the major challenge for a reliable distributed computing system?
Challenge No. Failures are inevitable in any system; some components may stop functioning while others continue running normally. So naturally we need a way to: Detect Failures – Various mechanisms can be employed such as checksums. Mask Failures – retransmit upon failure to receive acknowledgement.
What is the biggest challenge in distributed data and application architecture?
Independent failures and nondeterminism cause the most impactful issues in distributed systems. In addition to the typical computing failures most engineers are used to, failures in distributed systems can occur in many other ways.
Why resource sharing is important in a distributed system?
Ans: Resource sharing is the main motivating factor for constructing distributed systems. Resources such as printers, files, web pages or database records are managed by servers of the appropriate type. For example, web servers manage web pages and other web resources.
What are the limitations of existing distributed systems?
Limitation of Distributed System
- Absence of a Global Clock: In a distributed system there are a lot of systems and each system has its own clock.
- Absence of Shared Memory: Distributed systems have not any physically shared memory, all computers in the distributed system have their own specific physical memory.
Why are distributed systems difficult to implement and manage?
DSS are harder to design and program because of number of processes running in parallel or process may update its variable independently or problems specific to the development of distributed applications are not exactly implemented by known programming languages and software engineering environment.
What is the main cause of problems in interactive distributed systems?
Independent failures and nondeterminism cause the most impactful issues in distributed systems. In addition to the typical computing failures most engineers are used to, failures in distributed systems can occur in many other ways. What’s worse, it’s impossible always to know whether something failed.
What are the major challenges in designing a distributed system?
Designing a distributed system does not come as easy and straight forward. A number of challenges need to be overcome in order to get the ideal system. The major challenges in distributed systems are listed below: The Internet enables users to access services and run applications over a heterogeneous collection of computers and networks.
What is the scalability of a distributed system?
Scalability Distributed systems must be scalable as the number of user increases. The scalability is defined by B. Clifford Neuman as Number of users and resources to be processed. Problem associated is overloading Distance between users and resources. Problem associated is communication reliability
How can we ensure a distributed system will continue to work?
If we expect a distributed system to continue operating despite the failures of individual components, all of the components need to be made more robust (eg. greater error checking, automatic fail-over, recovery and connection reestablishment).
What is an example of distributed system?
In a distributed system, clients send requests to access data managed by servers, which involves sending information in messages over a network. For example: A doctor might request access to hospital patient data or send additions to that data. In electronic commerce and banking, users send their credit card numbers across the Internet.