What are the differences between stateless and stateful systems, and impacts of state on parallelism.
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Answer Posted / Ishwar Chand
Stateless systems do not maintain any information about previous interactions with clients. This allows for easier parallelization as each request can be processed independently. Stateful systems, however, store information about past interactions, making them more complex to parallelize due to potential dependencies between requests.
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