Eventual consistency vs Strong consistency (with Example)

[@Narendrakumar-wv2il]

Clear explanation about strong and eventual consistency. +1 Thank you :)

[@techdose4u]

Welcome :)

[@Sulerhy]

very understable example. Thank you

[@malicnoor]

Very well structured, well delivered easy to grasp content....thanks a lot

[@MohakNarang07]

This was extremely helpful, thanks a lot

[@SrikanthVarmaM]

Recommendation: improper use of arrows and shapes. It could have explained better with some kind of timelines.

[@tummalavenkatakalyan6706]

Hey, Clear Explanation About Strong and Eventual Consistency thank you for making this video . And Which Software do you used for those lines ?

[@vijaykumar-od7kx]

Very Well explained - upto the point and good example of time diagrams.. thank you very much

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[@siddharthsinghal8076]

Very Well explained in the simple way

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[@rehamalbulushi520]

Thank you for this clear and to the point explination

[@zrichelieu1476]

yes sir i was able to understand, good job and thank you.

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[@sukanyabaliarsingh3458]

Amazing explanation man, thanks a tonne!

[@rishikesharora8681]

This question was asked to me in the interview but I could not answer, Now I wont miss the shot 😜😜😜😜😜 Good Job and point to point explanation.

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[@abhijeetduttPandey]

very well explained. Thank you,

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[@shaikzuhair8537]

Simple and well explanation

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[@raunaknarayan4092]

Khatarnaak….😂

[@johncerpa3782]

Good explanation

[@chenyangwang7232]

Why eventual consistency is low latency since it takes longer time to get consistent?

[@spetsnaz_2]

because it is still returning something(the old value, till it's updated), and not holding the signal to itself to wait for the data to be consistent and then reply to signal

[@jessearanki4297]

great explanation, thank you

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[@shikharchaudhary6984]

Good explanation

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