👉 Slave computing is a model of distributed computing where a central "master" node coordinates and directs the work of multiple "slaves," which are typically less powerful computers or devices. The master node sends tasks to the slaves, which execute these tasks and send back the results. This setup is commonly used in cloud computing environments to efficiently process large datasets or perform complex computations by leveraging the collective processing power of numerous devices. The master node manages resource allocation, task scheduling, and data distribution, ensuring optimal performance and scalability. However, the reliance on a central node can create a single point of failure, making robustness and fault tolerance critical considerations in slave computing systems.
