Distributed Error Handling is a mechanism in distributed computing systems that systematically detects, reports, and manages faults across geographically dispersed nodes during Remote Procedure Call execution, distinguishing itself from local error handling by addressing network-induced failures, partial failures, and ensuring consistency in asynchronous, loosely coupled environments.
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Distributed programming in Argus
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