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Difference between caching and replication in distributed systems

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Answered by sandybaby1
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Replicating data and distributing it as needed is called mirroring. Pure replication differs from caching in the sense that caching systems "pull data" from the origin server, while replication systems tend to "push" data to maintain mirror copies of the same data at various place on the network...

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Answered by TanikaWaddle
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Caching and replication in distributed systems

Explanation:

Pure replication differs from caching in the sense that caching systems "pull data" from the origin server,

while

replication systems tend to "push" data to maintain mirror copies of the same data at various place on the network.

Replica takes lot of time as there is replication lag involved and u have to replicate an entire master copy that  constantly being updated whereas cache is easy to use and takes less time.

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