Exo software is a distributed LLM solution that allows running large language models on a cluster of computers, smartphones, or single board computers without needing expensive hardware like multiple GPUs. It supports various models, features dynamic model partitioning, zero manual configuration, a ChatGPT-compatible API, and operates in a peer-to-peer architecture.
This post discusses the use of logical clocks in distributed databases, specifically focusing on vector clocks, dependency graph maintenance, and epoch service.
An exploration of the importance of time in distributed databases and systems, discussing logical clocks, physical clocks, synchronization, and their implications on event ordering and consistency.
