What are loosely coupled systems?
Answer / Alok Narayan Pandey
Loosely coupled systems are distributed computing systems where the individual components operate independently but communicate with each other through a network. These systems can run on different hardware platforms, and the communication between them is asynchronous or event-driven rather than shared memory. Loosely coupled systems are more flexible, scalable, and fault-tolerant compared to tightly coupled systems.
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