Distributed Systems

DCOM: Distributed Component Object Model
DCOM (Distributed Component Object Model) is an extension of COM that supports communication among distributed objects, enabling software components to interact over a network.
Distributed Computing: A Collaborative Computing Model
Distributed Computing involves multiple computers working together to solve problems, providing an alternative to centralized computing models like mainframes.
Distributed Processing: Enhancing Computing Efficiency
Distributed processing refers to the division of computing tasks across multiple nodes in a network, enhancing processing efficiency and reliability.
Scale-Out: Distributed Resource Expansion
Scale-out involves adding more units or resources in a distributed manner to handle increased demand, differing from scale-up, which focuses on increasing the size of existing operations.

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