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So last episode we talked about replication and we mentioned that we are strictly talking

about data that's small enough to fit on a single machine.

So each replica has enough, has all the data.

And we talked about the reasons why you would want replication like fault failure tolerance scalability geolocation

getting these closer to make them more performance and we talked about three old

from the 70s techniques for replication single multi and leaderless.

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