Hello everyone, well I was reading your post Hive account@jasb and the comments too by Hive account@riemman-stielmit, well, I remember that importance of meeting the difference between Threads and Processes. If you want to programme a network you need to know what it will the resources (hardware) and the users that will use your network, why? because the threads are the lifejacket when your processing power is slow, and if the amount of user arrive faster than your machine can treat, you'll need implement threads indeed.

The Processes need more capacity of the hardware if you want to use in a light network, is easiest than Thread to implement, if you do something wrong only reach the process. Don't even think about the Threads (lol).

Well, Hive account@jasb when you refer to safety and liveness networks, do you only have in mind threads?

What is the central idea in Synchrony (Dealing with the Safety/Liveness trade-off)? It was confusing to me.

I'll expect your answers, see u