History and Evolution of Distributed Systems

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What is the primary goal of distributed systems?

  • To increase hardware autonomy
  • To eliminate the need for computer networks
  • To present a single coherent system to users (correct)
  • To reduce performance through parallelism

What makes a distributed system different from a parallel system?

  • Parallel systems process elements simultaneously to achieve a common goal
  • Parallel systems do not rely on computer networks
  • Distributed systems do not communicate or cooperate
  • Distributed systems present a single-system image (correct)

Why do users view distributed systems as a single computer?

  • Because they eliminate the need for computer networks
  • Because they mask machine boundaries (correct)
  • Because they rely on autonomous hardware
  • Because they reduce cost effectively

Which aspect contributes to the cost reduction in distributed systems?

<p>Masking machine boundaries (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the main reason for developing distributed systems?

<p>To present multiple computers as a single coherent system (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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