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Distributed Consensus with Raft
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Getting people to agree to things is sometimes hard. But getting computers to agree is even harder -- this is the "consensus problem". When the computers are far apart, we need to achieve distributed consensus, which is especially pernicious. How do we do it, why is this important for many Python applications, and how can an algorithm called Raft help us out?
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