👉 Distributor computing, also known as Distributed Computing or Cloud Computing, is a model where computational tasks are divided among multiple interconnected computers, often referred to as nodes or servers, to achieve greater efficiency, scalability, and resource utilization. In this setup, a central distributor or orchestrator manages the allocation of tasks to these nodes, optimizing their use based on factors like processing power, memory, and network bandwidth. Distributors can be cloud service providers that offer on-demand access to these resources, or they can be specialized software solutions designed to handle specific types of computations. This approach allows for parallel processing, reducing the time required to complete complex tasks and enabling the handling of large datasets or resource-intensive applications that would be impractical for a single machine to manage alone. By leveraging the collective power of multiple nodes, distributor computing enhances performance, reduces costs, and increases flexibility in managing computational resources.
