Master-Slave

Master-Slave - C#

The Master-Slave pattern distributes work to worker nodes (Slaves) from a central coordinator (Master). The Master maintains the overall task and divides it into subtasks, assigning them to available Slaves. Slaves process their assigned tasks and return results to the Master, which aggregates them. This pattern …

Master-Slave - TypeScript

The Master-Slave pattern distributes work to multiple worker nodes (slaves) from a central coordinator (master). The master manages the tasks and distributes them, while the slaves execute the tasks and return results. This example uses TypeScript’s asynchronous programming features (Promises and async/await) to …

Master-Slave - JavaScript

The Master-Slave pattern involves one object (the Master) controlling and coordinating the actions of one or more other objects (the Slaves). The Master delegates tasks to the Slaves, and the Slaves provide results back to the Master. This allows for parallel processing or distribution of work. The JavaScript …

Master-Slave - Python

The Master-Slave pattern involves one object (the Master) controlling and delegating work to one or more other objects (the Slaves). The Master maintains the overall state and distributes tasks, while the Slaves execute those tasks and potentially return results. This pattern promotes concurrency and separation of …

Master-Slave - Java

The Master-Slave pattern distributes work to multiple worker nodes (slaves) from a central coordinator (master). The master assigns tasks, and slaves execute them, reporting results back to the master. This improves performance through parallelization. This Java example uses a simple thread-based implementation. The …