Description: The Synchronized Consensus Protocol is a fundamental mechanism in distributed systems that allows multiple nodes to agree on the state of a system or the validity of a transaction. This protocol is based on the premise that all nodes must operate in a coordinated manner to ensure data consistency. Through an efficient communication process, nodes exchange information and vote on critical decisions, ensuring that all participants have a coherent view of the system’s state. The main characteristics of this protocol include fault tolerance, the ability to handle communication latency, and event synchronization among nodes. Its relevance lies in its application in various areas, such as distributed databases, file systems, and blockchain platforms, where data integrity and availability are essential. In an environment where nodes may fail or be disconnected, the Synchronized Consensus Protocol becomes a key tool for maintaining consistency and trust in the system, allowing distributed applications to operate effectively and securely.
