Consistent hashing is one of the techniques used to bake in scalability into the storage architecture of your system from grounds up.
In a distributed system, consistent hashing helps in solving the following scenarios:
Threading is one of the most complicated things to get right in programming, especially in C++. I’ve made a number of mistakes myself over the years. Most of these mistakes were luckily caught in code review and testing ; however, …
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For me, this means …
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