DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION ISSUES OF A SYNCHRONIZATION IN DISTRIBUTED SYSTEM
Dr.Rajesh Kumar, Naveen Monga · International Journal of Engineering Applied Sciences and Technology · 2025
Distributed system is an array of interconnected processors on the communication networks. The development/deployment of such a system is more cumbersome than the centralized system for numerous reasons. The design of a centralized system and distributed system are totally different as the first one assists to access complete and accurate information regarding its environment where it is functioning, while the other i.e. distributed system provides information from the resources physically separated on various networks. The existence of a common clock among these multiple processors in distributed systems is difficult to set up which causes latency or failure of message delivery. This paper produces the study of various designing issues of distributed computing ,overview of the overcome of issues and an overview of design and implementation issues of synchronization in distributed systems. Three areas are identified to support the proposed system: routing, naming and load balancing. There exists various models which are applied on these communication networks that assists in interconnecting these multiple processors. This paper furnishes the relative study of these diverse models to justify which models are most applicable for the distributed system.