👉 Visits computing, also known as visit-based computing or visit-driven computation, is a paradigm that focuses on processing tasks through a series of discrete interactions or "visits" between a client and a service provider. In this model, the client initiates a request, which is then distributed to one or more service providers. Each provider processes the request and returns a result, which the client receives in return. This process is iterative, with the client potentially making additional visits to refine or complete tasks based on feedback or further requirements. Visits computing is particularly useful for complex, distributed tasks that require coordination across multiple systems or services, enabling efficient and flexible resource utilization. It is a key component in modern cloud computing architectures, facilitating scalable and responsive service delivery.
