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You know how you and your sister sometimes fight because you aren't understanding each other? Same thing happens with computers.

Mom talks to dad and then dad tells you that you can’t stay at your friends house tonight. He said come back before dark. So then you go back to the house when there isn’t anymore light outside.

Explain my AWS bill like I’m 5

Imagine a big ice cream shop with lots of customers. One worker can’t serve everyone quickly, so several workers help. Each worker does a different job, but together they run the same shop. If one worker stops, the others can keep working. They also need to communicate so they don’t make the same order twice. A distributed system works the same way: many computers work together like only one team

You explain my AWS bill like I’m 5

Kid 5, take a chill pill and enjoy life, why DS?

Is just a collection of independent computers that work together to appear to the end user as a single, unified system Instead of one powerful computer doing all the work, the workload is broken down and shared across multiple machines connected over a network.

You want to build a huge lego castle So you invite 10 friends. Now you all build together. You each build a different part one person does the towers, one does the walls, one does the gate. The group of friends is a distributed systems and the friends computers working together

Imagine you run a pizza shop, but instead of one big kitchen doing everything, you have several small kitchens around town. Each kitchen can make pizzas and take orders. That's a bit like a distributed system. Instead of one giant oven that slows everything down, you spread the work. If one kitchen gets busy the others can help. If one kitchen has a broken oven, the others can keep giving out pizzas. So, the shop stays open and fast, and customers get their pizza even if something goes wrong. That's the core idea. Multiple cooperating parts working together to be faster and more reliable.

Distributed systems are like a team of kids sharing toys. Imagine you have one big box with all your toys. If only one kid can play with it, that's slow and boring. If the box breaks, you have no toys. Instead, you give each kid a little box with some toys. They can play with their own toys fast, and they can share with friends. A distributed system is many computers working together like that team of kids: Many computers = many kids with boxes Each has a piece of the job= each kid has some toys They talk to each other= kids pass toys back and forth If one kid goes home= the others keep playing More kids = faster= you can add more boxes to do more work The tricky part is making sure everyone agrees on the rules, doesn't lose toys, and doesn't play with the same toy at the same time. So it's just lots of little computers helping each other so things are fast, don't break easily, and can grow big.

Play your lego go hehehe

Its like you run a food company. When you started you had a one oven to cook. As more customers came, you had to add more ovens. After sometimes, room was not able to hold more ovens. So you added more rooms. However, it is still same frontdesk which accepts the orders and it sends the orders to one of the rooms and then to one of the ovens. People doing ovens and in rooms talk to each over over walkie talkie to share which oven is out of fuel or free so frontdesk can send orders to that or not. Distributed system is when same workload is shared by multiple sub-systems at the same time act as single system for outsiders.

Open box of animal crackers, share with friends in sandbox,

A distributed system is a group of separate computers that talk to each other to do one big job together, like a team building a giant legocastle. To you, they just look like one super-fast computer....

Football team, all play together and if anyone goes down another comes in

Imagine a kindergarten: children play around and share toys with each other, while teacher keeps everyone safe. if two kids want the same toy, the teacher suggests taking turns. children = servers teacher = msg broker / an orchestrator toys = resources kindergarten = infra

remember when you didn’t pick up your legos and mommy stepped on them and said a bad word? distributed systems are like putting 1 lego in each room of the house so everyone can say bad words at the same time also, start cleaning up your toys or you don’t get ice cream anymore

playing with each toys at same time with same remote control

Let's say you get a homework to write multiplication table till 5, if you do it alone it will take a lot of time, imagine having 5 friend and each write a different table and you are all doing homework sitting on a table

You know how you have to go through your mum to ask your dad to buy you the latest insertnewesttechgadgetiehere, because it's too expensive? That, but for computers.

Pick up all the toys in the playroom. For every toy you pick up you get a dollar. You can do it alone or you can do it with your brother and sisters. There are a few things to keep in mind. Racing conditions are bad. Imagine if you picked up one of the toys and than your sister took credit. So make sure you either all keep a note on who picked up which toy.

you are playing with 5 frens and have to share the legos while building

you have to play and be nice to all the 1000 kids in the football playground…and don’t take each other’s toys, though on occasion you might have to accept custody of another kid’s toys who got angry and is not playing anymore

Five kids are building one LEGO castle, but each is in a different room. They can only send notes to each other, sometimes the notes get lost, and one kid might disappear for lunch. They still have to somehow build the same castle

a group project for computers where everyone can disappear mid-task and the project still has to work

A troublesome child that always gives you problems

Many working as one. If all your friends came together to build a sand castle.. same concept. If one person got tired, another would fill in. If one person for the objective, another can remind that person.

teamwork

Imagine, instead of making a big mess in one spot on the ground, you make many small messes everywhere along the walls, the halls, the stairs, outside...

We are making a big wall poster! Everyone gets a special part to do at home. One friend might draw a picture and hand it to another on the bus to color. Then, we stick all the pieces together!

five friends order pizza and each one thinks someone else already called to confirm the address.

Dude. bachche ki jaan lega kya.

Step 1 delete aws.

Who the hell explains such shit to a 5 year old kid.

Computers talking to other computers