👉 In computer science, "dayspring" is a type of data structure used to store timestamps in a distributed system. It's also known as a "partitioned timestamp," which allows for efficient querying and updating of timestamps across multiple nodes in a cluster or network. The concept of partitioning timestamps into smaller intervals (or days) allows for better fault tolerance, since each day represents a unique event in the system. This is particularly useful when dealing with large amounts of data that may be affected by hardware