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Section 01 · Distributed systems
12:40Question 03 of 22
A service must stay available for reads during a network partition, even if some replicas serve slightly stale data. Which trade-off does this describe?
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AI generated0 / 10091% confidence
Strong on core distributed-systems trade-offs; lighter on failure-recovery detail.
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Answered 18 of 22 questions correctly, with a clear grasp of consistency and partitioning trade-offs. Misses clustered around recovery semantics after a failed write. Pacing was steady with no rushed sections.
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