Failure Transparency Is a Design Goal for Distributed Databases That

question 30

True/False

Failure transparency is a design goal for distributed databases that guarantees that all the actions associated with a transaction are either committed or none of them are committed.

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Acceptability

The extent to which an idea, product, or behavior is perceived as agreeable, suitable, or satisfactory by a group or individual.

Satisficers

Individuals who make decisions that suffice to meet their needs rather than optimizing the best possible outcome.

Solutions

Solutions are answers or ways to effectively deal with a problem or challenge.

Cognitive Bias

A structured manner of diverging from the norm or logical reasoning in making judgments, allowing for conclusions about others and situations to be made in a way that lacks logical coherence.