👉 Rally computing, also known as edge or distributed computing during network disruptions, is a strategy where computational tasks are decentralized and executed on edge devices or local networks rather than relying solely on centralized cloud servers. This approach enhances resilience and performance by processing data closer to its source, reducing latency, and minimizing the dependency on network connectivity. During network outages or congestion, rally computing ensures that critical operations can continue using locally available resources, thereby maintaining service availability and efficiency. It is particularly vital in scenarios like remote work, disaster recovery, and IoT applications where consistent connectivity is not guaranteed.
