👉 Deputy computing refers to a system where one or more computers, often referred to as "deputy" machines, are designated to perform tasks on behalf of a primary or master computer, known as the "deputy" or "master." These deputy computers can handle specific tasks such as data processing, storage, or even running applications, allowing the master computer to focus on higher-level operations like user interaction, complex computations, or system management. This setup enhances efficiency and performance by distributing workloads, reducing the burden on the primary machine, and enabling parallel processing. Deputy computing is commonly used in scenarios requiring high computational power, large data handling, or in distributed computing environments where multiple nodes collaborate to achieve a common goal.
