Friendly Intro To the CAP Theorem (Consistency vs Availability vs Partition Tolerance)

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_CAP_ is actually *PAC* "In case of *Partition* you can choose between *Availability* or *Consistency* but not both." *CAPELC* is the full reality: "In case of *Partition* you can choose between *Availability* or *Consistency* but not both. *Else* (when not partitioned), choose between *Latency* and *Consistency* "

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[@kreator1545]

Thanks for the video. How can you have Consistency and Availability together without Partition tolerance?, basically if there is a Network Partition, you are not available anymore.

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Easy to understand, but please remove the background music as it's distracting

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[@Bagggioooo]

Just a thought...:What if we use some kind of a AI System to lead the parts together?->to keep availability at all times and Consistency trough the "right guess" of the AI System

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Would an example of a hybrid solution during a partition be letting clients read data from the system, but not write data? That way, it can maintain consistency while providing "50%" availability.

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That's a perfect example 👌

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Whats the difference between CA and partition tolerance as a whole?, both returns an error, is it not the same?

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Stop receiving traffics means? system is available but not giving anything meaningful or not giving you are asking - am I right?

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[@_sudipidus_]

Network partition is an inevitability You can never have something which is CA P is a natural event you either choose C or A sacrificing either one

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But your system can be CA for indefinite time period until partitioning happens. That doesn't sound like "never".

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[@netUncle]

I have one confusion: Lets say we have case for CP (Consistency and partition tolerence) Partition happens: and we want to keep consistency (not allow change in data) mean we lose availability as we are not able to write. Does this mean, its partition tolerant? How? If this does not allow write to the system, it is not usable any more? - A system that is active and running but not letting you to use it its not usable, then what is partition tolerence????

[@mvikyk]

I have the same question. Let me know if you find an answer.

[@nbase2652]

I would say "A system that is [...] not letting you to use it" is NOT "an active and running system" in the first place. Take KZbin's view counter for example: The part shown to us users is an A&P system: It's always available, it does synchronise / merge the number of VOD requests every X hours across the whole network, and MY region is not impacted by outages in OTHER regions (i.e. partition tolerant)... it just doesn't update in real-time and simply returns it's cached 301 counter, so it is inconsistent at the time of request. Remember that it's all about PRIORITIES in distributed systems. For C&P, I could sacrifice availability of a PART of my network to ensure it can be synchronised once it's online again with consistent, up-to-date data. As I understand it, Partition TOLERANCE is more about "How good can I deal with partitioning? To what extent do I ensure that every change will be respected / will be correctly merged and flushed to all machines eventually?" while a non-P system might decide to shut down completely or "fork" at some point. Consistency is more about "Do I ensure to only return a value that the whole network consistently agrees on, right at this moment?

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Would be better to consider two subsystems, read and write

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At 5:26 (CP system), when partition appears and system responds with an error, it looses availability. Fair. But isn't partition tolerance lost too?

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