Definition: sesspools are a type of distributed computing model used in software development. They are designed to provide efficient and scalable infrastructure for parallel processing, allowing developers to run multiple processes simultaneously on a single machine. In a sesspool, each process is assigned a unique identifier (ID) that can be used to identify the process from within the pool. This allows for better coordination between processes, as each process has its own ID, which makes it easier to manage and monitor. sesspools are often