Distributed Systems | UC Santa Cruz Coursework

UC Santa Cruz, Spring 2020

Comprehensive course on fundamental concepts and principles of distributed systems, including communication, coordination, consistency, fault tolerance, and scalability.

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Introduction

This course covers the fundamental concepts and principles of distributed systems, including topics such as communication, coordination, consistency, fault tolerance, and scalability.

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Highlights

Lectures from the University of California, Santa Cruz's Spring 2020 Distributed Systems course
Covers a wide range of topics in distributed systems, including communication, coordination, consistency, fault tolerance, and scalability
Provides a comprehensive understanding of the challenges and solutions in building large-scale, reliable, and efficient distributed systems

Recommendation

This course is recommended for students and professionals interested in understanding the core concepts and principles of distributed systems. It provides a solid foundation for those aspiring to work in the field of distributed computing, cloud computing, or large-scale system design.

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