Client-Centric Consistency Models Explained | Distributed Systems Module 5 | Easy for Exams

#DistributedSystems #ConsistencyModels #ComputerScience This video explains Client-Centric Consistency Models from Distributed Systems – Module 5 in a clear and exam-oriented way. In distributed systems, achieving full consistency across all nodes is difficult. Client-centric consistency models focus on ensuring consistent behavior for individual users (clients) instead of the entire system. In this video, you will learn: What are Client-Centric Consistency Models Monotonic Read Consistency Monotonic Write Consistency Read Your Writes Consistency Write Follows Read Consistency Real-world examples This topic is important for engineering students and is frequently asked in university exams (5–10 marks). 📚 Topics Covered Introduction to Client-Centric Consistency Definition Types of Client-Centric Models Real-world examples Advantages and limitations 🎓 Subject Distributed Systems Module 5 – Replication, Consistency and Fault Tolerance