👉 Rest computing, also known as Restart Computing or Restart Execution, is a computational paradigm where a system periodically restarts its current processes to rejuvenate performance and maintain efficiency. This technique is particularly useful in long-running applications or systems that experience wear and tear over time, such as servers or virtual machines. By restarting processes, rest computing helps to clear out memory leaks, disk fragmentation, and other performance degradation issues that accumulate during extended operation. It also allows for the reallocation of resources, ensuring that the system remains responsive and can handle new tasks or workloads more effectively. This approach is often employed in cloud computing environments to optimize resource utilization and extend the lifespan of computing resources.
